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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 129

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97 86 CARPENTRYPARTITIONS The studding used in partition walls is usually of 2X4-inch stuff,although 2X 3-inch studding may sometimes be used to advantage ifthe partition does not support any floor joists. Furring Walls. The partition walls are made 4 inches wide, thesame as in the outer walls,… … Fig. 120. Plan Showing Plaster Applied Directly to Chimney Brickwork partitions. These are built around chimney breasts and serve toconceal the brickwork and furnish a surface for plastering. Theyare formed by placing the studding flatwise, in order to make a thinwall; and as it is usually…

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