A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 295
ring strips forms an item of expense that may be avoidedby substituting, for the plain wire lathing, those having ribsattached or woven into the cloth. The first mentioned isthe Clinton stiffened lath, which consists of narrow strips ofcorrugated steel fastened to the netting at 8-inch… … The second kind referred to is the Rochling lath, and isformed of ordinary wire cloth having V-shaped stiffeners I I I WM\ woven into the cloth fj/i at distances of about 8 inches. These ribsare made of sheetiron, and vary fromf inch to \\ inches|j|-f? in depth, the formerbeing the standardsize,…
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