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Survey of London
… purchased from Hunter & English, carried the first-floor joists and the brick vaulting in the basement, where they …
Survey of London
… system of timber work was supported on transverse steel joists, which carried longitudinal steel joists and buckled plates filled in with concrete, which …
Survey of London
… being carried, where required, upon rolled wrought-iron joists, a feature of construction which no doubt helps to …
Survey of London Monograph
… larch poles, entirely unsquared, form the ceiling joists. The internal slopes of roofs are slated with small …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… The lane is ceiled with stone flags carried on timber joists. Fig. 47. (36) Guildhall. Mouldings. a. S. doorway in …
Survey of London Monograph
… of the house had to be taken up, owing to the decay of the joists. The work occupied twelve months. Meanwhile, the idea …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… trusses with moulded tie-beams morticed for ceiling joists; most of the timbers are of c. 1480 but with some new …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… in the S. wall. The floor is of bricks and stone slabs on joists. The beams of the conical roof, much repaired, were …
Survey of London
… and timber beams supporting 4in.-thick boards, omitting joists to limit the space taken by flooring. In some cases … with 4in.thick steel-tongued boards on beams, with no joists. The fireproof floor and roof were made up of steel joists in 7in.thick concrete. There were 1,960 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… but the attics have the original clay flooring between the joists. The trusses are king-posts with struts; nearly all …