Log cabins and cottages; how to build and furnish them (1908)
Wicks, William S · New York, Forest and Stream Publishing Co. · leaf 28
allyabout two feet apart; make one face of all the sticks astrue to a line as possible; after securing these posts topand bottom place sheets of bark on them horizontally, eachpiece overlapping the preceding one a few inches (Fig.19), in the same manner as bark is laid on a roof. Chimneys.—If the… … surface, or on the rock. To make a stable piece of work,the foundation, as well as the entire chimney, should be laidup in cement mortar. The mortar may he made of any ofthe ordinary cements mixed with sand. FiRr:-Fi..\i i:s.—The fire-place (Fig. 20) should bemade of fire-brick and the rest of the…
Log cabins · Architecture, Domestic
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