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... dry- rot in an all-wooden building the timber can usually dry out before serious damage is done if there is no masonry or brickwork to act as a reservoir of moisture to keep the wood in a persistently damp condition. Since 1939 there has been a great increase ...
... concrete slabs for the surface, plain wire being used for reinforcement, and the internal support walls are of honeycombed brickwork. After drying, the corn is tipped into the hopper of a home-made elevator, put through a winnowing machine and sacked off ...
... CALF-REARING HOUSE also suitable as a farrowing house is claimed to have an insulation value equivalent to that of 18-in. cavity brickwork. Size 24j ft. by 16 by 5£. Walls of Cedar. Price £325. Leafwood Buildings Ltd., Wadhurst, Sussex. ATCOST DUTCH BARN, 60 ft ...
... than £1,000 including brickwork and decorating. ERECTED FOR £475, by Mr. J. K. R. Holmes at Whaplode Drove, Lincolnshire, who costed his own labour at 5s. 6d. an hour. The total includes cost of interior decoration and brickwork. BUILT-IN CUPBOARDS, wardrobes ...
... in Northlands, took an unfortu nate line through the factory grounds at Langhurst, and hounds were stopped at Warn- ham brickworks because of one of the greatest curses of modern fox-hunting the electrified rail way line. They found again immediately ...
... that a large number of joists and boards crumbled away in our hands. The joists were almost resting on the earth, and the brickwork below was covered with a layer of greyish, mushroom-like strands. Its Merulius lacrymans all right, said Alfie, who never ...
... I I U iww. I HI--. 1, M 11 liwayi THE MOUNT PLEASANT BUILDINGS were almost half a mile away from the main buildings. The brickwork was in an extremely poor state of repair. The building at the right used to comprise a cottage, last lived in about 1940 ...
... on to the ground, and thickened to, accept the cross-walls built between each house. These cross-walls, of n-in. cavity brickwork, carry the entire weight of th first floor and roof; the front and rear c alls being of prefabricated timber framing, clad ...
... ft. span Romney hut as the main construction, and the second uses tradi tional buildings of brickwork and truss type roof, or framed buildings with brickwork infilling between stanchions, with spans of 30-40 ft. The walls of the buildings in both types ...
... to construct, but also immune to the ravages of wood worm in the future. The defective gable was pulled down until sound brickwork was reached and rebuilt, and a door was added through which the turnips for the sheep could be tipped, saving the labour ...
... designs, but have been specially sub-divided and are being treated to ensure that they are insect-proof. Foundations and brickwork having been completed, these houses can be finished off in one day. FIELD LABORATORIES to be used in conjunction with the ...
... bars: double corner posts. Framed vents (mortised and tenoned) in both sides and one roof. Wide sill fits firmly on prepared brickwork. Half-glass door. See catalogue for superb constructional features. Easy terms on application. LONG WIDE HIGH CASH 8 ft. ...