Stable building and stable fitting : a handbook for the use of architects, builders, and horse owners (1891)
Giraud, Byng · London : B.T. Batsford · leaf 97
ut cast-iron ramp rail and wrought-iron sill. The extreme height is7 feet, which is sufficient for all horses under 16 hands. Where the walls of stalls are unprotected, either by cementor boarding, and the brickwork is consequently exposed to theheels of the horse occupying either of the end… … f r 1 1 f ^ >! . ^ FITTINGS AND DETAILS. 79 bond timbers (4 inches by 3 inches, and 5 feet 6 inches long)built into the wall, and bedded in lime and hair, with three5-inch spikes to each plank, the bottom of the boards beingburied 3 inches below the level of the paving, as shown onPlate 35. The…
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