Fire insurance and how to build; combining also a guide to insurance agents respecting fire prevention and extinction, special features of manufacturi (1903)
Moore, Francis C. (Francis Cruger), 1842- · New York, The Baker & Taylor Company · leaf 417
oncretebetween I-beams, resting on light iron I-beams, all supportedon light iron trusses resting on the side walls and two cast-ironcolumns. The ceiling of the top floor was plastered directly onthe underside of the roof blocks and concrete, but the iron I-beamsand roof trusses were entirely… … HOW TO INSPECT THEM. 401 No doubt the inspector, if any there was who went so thor-oughly through the building as to reach this portion of it, find-ing little inflammable material and observing only iron and atile roof, concluded there was no danger; but the iron was solight as to be strong enough…
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