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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 452

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(Continued on page 4.).*.) 451 BATES-TRUSS JOISTS ;^/ Bates-Truss Joists are of^^ One-Piece Steel Construc-tion. The Truss is Expanded.No Rivets, Bolts or Welds. … The Bates-Truss Joist, with its expanded open web,offers many readily appreciated advantages to theengineering and architectural world. Its light weight and its sturdy design are featuresof great importance. One Piece Steel Construction is a point of markedadvantage. The Bates Joist does not rely…

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