Pamphlets On Forest Improvements volume 4
Pamphlets On Forest Improvements volume 4
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Ter. See Cut No. B. M. -9.
Lay the floor first. Then, place floor plates for both ins:' e ina outside walls on top of it.
KiOre corner stiids of 2" x 4" scantling spiked together (s?e Plan). The corner posts should be assembled before Instilling them. Place studs on top of floor platea. Double the top plates. In splicing, lap them at least 4 feet and arrange to have the ends of the lap fall over studs.
Double head-ers over window openings and door open- ings. If shingle siding is used, double t...rimmers also.
Place girts of 2" x 4" scantling horizontally in all outside walls midway between the top and bottom pi a tea.
Place girts of the same size as the studding for backing for the outside skirt parts (see Plan).
At elevations of 3000 feet and over brace the studs with 1" x 6" piece cut into the studs, to sudh a depth that the outside faces of the braces are flush with the out- side face of the studs. See Cut No. B. I. !. -9.
-18- Piece ceiling Joists directly over plrtea. Noil them securely to the rafters and nail them to the plate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ter. See Cut No. B. M. -9.
Lay the floor first. Then, place floor plates for both ins:' e ina outside walls on top of it.
KiOre corner stiids of 2" x 4" scantling spiked together (s?e Plan). The corner posts should be assembled before Instilling them. Place studs on top of floor platea. Double the top plates. In splicing, lap them at least 4 feet and arrange to have the ends of the lap fall over studs.
Double head-ers over window openings and door open- ings. If shingle siding is used, double t...rimmers also.
Place girts of 2" x 4" scantling horizontally in all outside walls midway between the top and bottom pi a tea.
Place girts of the same size as the studding for backing for the outside skirt parts (see Plan).
At elevations of 3000 feet and over brace the studs with 1" x 6" piece cut into the studs, to sudh a depth that the outside faces of the braces are flush with the out- side face of the studs. See Cut No. B. I. !. -9.
-18- Piece ceiling Joists directly over plrtea. Noil them securely to the rafters and nail them to the plate.
What to read after Pamphlets On Forest Improvements volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Patent Office to read onlineMoreLess
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