Stable building and stable fitting : a handbook for the use of architects, builders, and horse owners (1891)
Giraud, Byng · London : B.T. Batsford · leaf 45
panies for whomit has been built. The whole of the hearth is constructed inbrickwork in cement, including the hood, which is supportedby a wrought angle iron 4 inches by 4 inches by i-inch, in sucha manner that the weight is thrown effectually on to the outerwall. The flues of these hearths should… … CONSTRUCTION. 27 sash fixed at the height of 13 feet, immediately under the slopeof the roof, and should have an available area of one-tenth ofthat of the walls. A smithy of this size will afford sufficient accommodation for Dressing200 horses, and dressing-rings are provided, as shown at R, on…
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