Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 379
ble .sizes to use for a trussloaded as shown in Fig. 2S3, and resting on a brick wall at each end.The load consists of floor joists resting directly on the top chord; anda 6 X 4 X f-inch angle should be provided near every other panel point,punched for lag screws to secure to wood joists for… … Fig. 279. composed of one or more timbers, stiffened by one or two struts bearingon steel rods, as shown. They are used in timber-framed structureswhere it is impracticable to obtain timbers sufficiently strong to sup-port the loads. The trussed stringer is not a true truss, and the stresses…
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