Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 399
about I inches from the face of the studding. Drop- or side-ells are 325 102 PLUMBING used where possible for bracket openings. Gas pipes should neverbe placed on the bottom of f^oor timbers that are to be lathed andplastered, because they are inaccessible in case of leakage or altera-tions. Fig.… … Fig. 104. Lines of Gcaspipe in Frame Building,] Showing How Pipes are Secured in Place. ing, from which may be gleaned graphic ideas of how to fasten pipesecurely in place. Coal gas, and natural gas of some locations, has a strong odorthat betrays leakage. Some natural gas is devoid of odor, in…
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