Handbook for carpet measurers, cutters and salesmen (1905)
Lind, John W[ilhelm], 1861- [from old catalog] · New York, G. Lundoe, The American carpet and upholstery journal · leaf 110
alf An =1 11Breadths on BH= 5 9 7Half An -1 11 31 8HalfFH = -7 11 3)7 8=2£yds.Yards in rectangle =83£ 3)23 9=8 yds. triangles=—2S on the floor =60^ net. Note. If the bevels or slants are alike on any two op-posite sides, so that the cut of end can be used in any ofthe triangles, then the area… … FIGURE Take the difference betweenthe square of the radius andthe square of the number ofbreadths required less one, infeet and fractions thereof, count-ing from the center. The squareroot multiplied by two, is thelength of the breadth sought. To find the number of yardsrequired: Rule. To the…
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