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A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)

International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 325

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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 … Fig. 112. on holds the strips firmly in place, and the picture mold maybe screwed to it. If a close-mesh lathing is used, the mold-ings may be fastened by screws directly to the wire cloth. IXSPECTIOl^ OF WORK. 255. loathing.—Before the lathing is begun, the in-spector should see that the furring…

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