King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 61
s should be built with a solid foundation, wellbelow the frost line, though this is rarely done except for 45 46 ELEMENTS OF WOODWORK permanent lumber storage. This is shown at a, Fig. 22,in which it will be seen that the ways are built to stand aheavy load; the space between the centers of the… … Fig. 22. — Permanent Lumber Ways. necessary that there should be a continuous circulation ofair through the pile in all directions. (See b, Fig. 22.) (B.) Lumber piles are usually four feet in width, andshould be built up with sticks of that length, which areplaced between the courses of boards. It…
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