Furniture designing and draughting, notes on the elementary forms, methods of construction and dimensions of common articles of furniture (1907)
Nye, Alvan Crocker · London, Batsford · leaf 30
hick-ness, besides making an unnecessarily heavy piece of furniture. Toavoid this and yet obtain the appearance wanted, a frame of wood isfastened to the underside of the otherwise thin top, giving the thick-ness required. This frame is called the lining piece, and the top issaid to be lined up.… … TABLE LEAVES. 27 rail into the underside of the top. If the rail is narrow and thickenough, the screw is set straight through it. If, however, it is awide rail, the screws are driven in recesses cut for them on the innerside. Most tables are too large to admit of this method. A topfastened as just…
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