is molded into a great variety of shapes to suitthe various requirements of the steel members to be protected.Certain shapes are practically standard; special shapes can be hadonly when required in large quantity. * Fig. 212, 213, 214, and 215 show a number of illustrations oftile fireproofing of… … Fig. 212. Method o1 Fireproof** Joist* in Connection *ith Flat Tile Floor Arch ing a surface for plastering. It can be used for fireproofing steelmembers in almost any situation. Tile is set in mortar in the same manner as bncks> are laidAny space between the tile and the steel should be filled…
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