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2285('. Carpextkr axd Joinlr.
For rcvolvhg wood or irou shutters, the particulars of the manufacturers had best be
obtained.
Stall-hoard, and other shop-fittings, &c., of the like nature, are to be described with
reference to the drawings, or to the manufacturer.
The ceil
ii>f/s of the principal rooms:after they are plastered, to be divided into
square panels about . . . feet square, by nailing thereon hollowed Kllets
2^
inches
by 1 inch (or more), neatly scribed at intersections, with staff beads 1 inch (or
more) diameter, nailed along the centre of the snme, mitred at intersections, and
convoyed round walls as a cornice. Care to be taken in laying the joists so that
they may form nailing points for these panel ribs.
Friezes and cradling for
cornices should be referred to drawings, specifying their
height.
Ski/lights. The common sort are, 1 J-inch deal ovolo skylight (and hipped, and with
cross bars). 2-incli deal ditto (ditto). 2|-inch ditto (ditto). If astragal and
hollow moulded ; or if of oak, to be specified. Small skylights are often made of
copper or zinc.
Kerbs
for skylights.