Mill Building Construction
Mill Building Construction
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and f-in. corrugations, $$ should be added to the weights and prices given. If painted with asphalt or graphite instead of iron oxide, the cost will be 25 cts.more per 10x10 ft. square. Wire nails cost 10 cts. per square; galvan- ized nails cost 15 cts. per square and cleats and bolts cost 25 cts.
per square. The price of curved sheets is 20% more than that of straight sheets.
Fig.23. The sheets of corrugated iron should be laid with a lap of 4 ins., as shown by- Fig. 23, when used for covering... side Fjg.34. walls, and with a lap of 6 ins., as shown by Fig. 24, when used for roof covering.
When laid on wood sheathing corrugated iron covering is lined with water-proof paper and fastened with 6d. nails, using about 25 nails per sheet. When laid on iron purlins for boiler houses or anywhere that water is likely to collect on the underside of the cor- rugated sheets, a lining of the following composition may be em- ployed: (1) Wire netting tightly stretched over the purlins; (2) asbestos paper ; (3) tar paper ; (4) asbestos paper ; (5) tar paper ; and (6) the corrugated iron roof covering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and f-in. corrugations, $$ should be added to the weights and prices given. If painted with asphalt or graphite instead of iron oxide, the cost will be 25 cts.more per 10x10 ft. square. Wire nails cost 10 cts. per square; galvan- ized nails cost 15 cts. per square and cleats and bolts cost 25 cts.
per square. The price of curved sheets is 20% more than that of straight sheets.
Fig.23. The sheets of corrugated iron should be laid with a lap of 4 ins., as shown by- Fig. 23, when used for covering... side Fjg.34. walls, and with a lap of 6 ins., as shown by Fig. 24, when used for roof covering.
When laid on wood sheathing corrugated iron covering is lined with water-proof paper and fastened with 6d. nails, using about 25 nails per sheet. When laid on iron purlins for boiler houses or anywhere that water is likely to collect on the underside of the cor- rugated sheets, a lining of the following composition may be em- ployed: (1) Wire netting tightly stretched over the purlins; (2) asbestos paper ; (3) tar paper ; (4) asbestos paper ; (5) tar paper ; and (6) the corrugated iron roof covering.
What to read after Mill Building Construction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H G Henry Grattan Tyrrell to read onlineMoreLess
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