A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 312
his practice can-not be commended; it is much better to allow the scratchcoat to dry before the brown coat is put on, although morelabor and lime are thus required. Another objection togreen work is that the excess of moisture causes the laths toswell badly, w^hich, in drying, shrink and produce… … Fig. 106. follows: Longitudinal strips b^ h are first attached to thewall, as at b, Fig. 100, ox fg, Fig. 103 (?/-), on which the mold V 142 MASONRY. 8 guide runs. Sometimes a strip is also attached to theceiling, but more often the ceiling guide is merely a line, asdc. Fig. 103 {ii). The coarse…
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