A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 62
ve as a guide: §7 MASONRY. 51 TA13JLE 2.THICKNESS OF FOUNDATION ^VALLS. Dwellings, Hotels, etc. Warehouses. Height of Building. Brick.Inches. Stone.Inches. Brick.Inches. Stone.Inches. Two Stories Three stories Four stories Five stories Six stories 12 or KJIG202424 202024 2828 16202424 28 2024… … Fig. m. (a) and section {/?) of a 2<)-inch rubble stone wall, shown ata, a, 1() feet high, with footing stones d, 8 inches thick, and2 feet 8 inches wide. 52 MASONRY.
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