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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 137

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d many lesser, but nevertheless significant advantages, combine tomake the TIE-TO Insert method, the most economical, practical, andadaptable of metal lath installations. It becomes STANDARD for the architectwho has seen it installed in one of his projects. Illustrationsbelow, andcenter below,show… … / \ D & R SYSTEM COMMON TYPE TIE-TO METHOD The No TIE-TO Metal Lath Hanger is a unit comprised of the No, I TIE-TO [nsertand the TIE-TO Core! Strip. The No. 1 Insert is used alone, only when installed according tothi TIE rO Method of Framing shown at right above, The No. ; Inserts come packed…

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