Plastering, plain and decorative. A practical treatise on the art & craft of plastering and modelling, including full descriptions of the various tools, materials, processes, and appliances employed ... together with an account of historical plastering in England, Scotland, and Ireland, accompanied by numerous examples (1899)
Millar, William, d. 1904, Robinson, G. T · London : Batsford · leaf 182
work isexposed to wet and hard wear. Skirtings are generally run by first roughing out the plinth b) aidof a gauge rule bearing on the floating, and then forming a running screed, and fi.xing a runningrule on the plinth. The skirting moulding is then run in the usual wa\^ after which the… … No. 14.—Skirting Formation. illustration (Xo. 14) shows the method of forming the core and plinth, and running the mould-ing. Fig. I shows the gauge rule (g) in position to form the core Tc). The gauge rule is from3 feet to 4 feet in length. The plinth is formed by first roughing out with gauged…
Plastering · Decoration and ornament, Architectural
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