A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 324
om12 to 16 inches apart and firmly fastened to both floor andceiling; at b is shown the wire cloth, stretched and laced tothe channel studs; at r, the plastering, which should be thebest kind of work, as upon it depends largely the stiffnessof the partition; and at d, a 2x3 piece of wood, to… … Fig. 111. 154 MASONRY. 8 the latter at right angles, and well laced where theycross. When moldings are required, strips of wood may be lacedto the lathing at the proper height. The plaster when put
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