A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 141
hedestructive effect on the wall,should the joist fall, will bematerially increased. Fig. 98 shows the methodof anchoring the joist to thewalls where the joist and thewalls run parallel. Theanchor is let into the floorjoists, as shown at a, and it should be long enough to riinover two or three… … W^^^SxSSSSfn^^^n^ Fig. this purpose, and the end plate d can either come outside thewall or be built into the brickwork. At i\ Fig. 98, is shownthe floor joist, and (/ shows the top of the 13-inch brickwall. §7 MASONRY. 131 CORBELING FOR FLOOR JOLSTS. 338. Architects sometimes specify a ledge to…
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