A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 507
of the panels, and the details of thedesign of the panels and moldings of doors, are subject togreat variation. The lock-rail, however, should always bein a position not too low for one to be able to reach the lockwithout stooping, nor too high for a person to grasp theknob without reaching. The… … Fig. 20. order not to destroy these tenons when the lock is inserted.A preferable method is to ])ut in a lock-panel from G inches §10 joinp:rv. 27 to 7 inches wide in place of the lock-rail; this is accomplishedby practically cutting the lock-rail in two in the width andinserting- a panel between…
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