Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 216
ami should not be tlone, as it is notnearly so strong or durable as the old method of framing the joists andtrimmers together. Fig. 32 shows a stair with three newels and a j^latform. In ihis 171 20 STAIR-BUILDING example, the first tread (No. 1) stands forward-of the newel posttwo-thirds of its… … Fig. 31. Showing Ways of Trimming Well-Hole when Joists Rim in Different Diieclioiis. cut string and the lower end of the second cut string. The platform(12) is supported l^y joists which are framed into the wall and arefastened against a trimmer running from the wall to the newel alongthe line 12.…
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