Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 55
t the studs are straight and plumb. Crookedstudding may be straightened by cutting with a saw on the concaveside and then wedging the cut apart. All studs which bear an extraweight, as at the sides of large openings, should be examined to seethat they have a sufficient support on the partition… … Fig. 27. Collar Beam and Purlins. 41 34 BUILDING SUPERINTENDENCE that they are made solid for lathing (Fig. 28), and that provisionis made for running pipes, etc. If any of the unsupported partitionsrunning parallel with the joists are found to have a considerablespan, so that there is danger of…
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