Describes the craft of building as practised before the second world war, prior to the introduction of modern materials and building techniques. This book includes: the author's drawings to illustrate the text; material on traditional craft practice - useful for undertaking repairs; and explanations of terminology and techniques.
Describes the craft of building as practised before the second world war, prior to the introduction of modern materials and building techniques. This book includes: the author's drawings to illustrate the text; material on traditional craft practice - useful for undertaking repairs; and explanations of terminology and techniques.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Volume I BRICKWORK: Materials Bonding Stopped ends Junctions and quoins Piers Jambs Foundations Damp proof courses Site concrete Offsets and corbels Lintels Arches Window sills Thresholds Copings Plinths Tools Construction Jointing and pointing MASONRY: Classification of stones Quarrying Preparation Defects Walling Rubble work Ashlar Arches Window sills Plinths Cornices String courses Copings Masonry joints Mortar jointing Lifting appliances CARPENTRY: Structure, growth, felling, seasoning, preservation, conversion, defects and classification of timber-floors Single, double and framed roofs Trench timbering Centering JOINERY: Ledged braced and battened, framed ledged braced and battened, panelled and flush doors Casement, cased frame, pivoted and Yorkshire windows Hardware Architraves, skirtings, picture rails and angle beads Nails, screws and fasteners tools SLATING: Formation, quarrying, conversion, preparation and characteristics of slates Centre-nailed and head-nailed slating details Nails Ridges Hips Valleys Tools Plain tiling PLUMBING: Manufacture and characteristics of lead Lead rolls, drips, flashings and soakers Details of leadwork at gutters, flats, chimney stacks, ridges, hips and valleys Lead pipe joints Eaves gutters Down-pipes Tools MILD STEEL SECTIONS, BOLTS AND RIVETS Homework programme Volume II BRICKWORK: Materials, including bricks, lime, cement, mortars and concrete Squint junctions Squint quoins Rebated and splayed jambs Piers Cavity walls Circular work Raking bonds Reinforced brickwork Special bonds Arches Damp proofing of basements Open areas Stepped foundations Concrete floor construction Decorated brickwork Fireplaces Flues Chimney breasts and stacks Setting out DRAINAGE: Sewage disposal Drain pipes and traps Setting out and excavation of drain trenches Construction of drains Drainage schemes Intercepting and inspection chamber Ventilation Testing MASONRY: Formation and classification of stones Granites Sandstones Limestones Marbles Slates Defects Tests Quarrying and mining Machine dressing dressings to door and window openings Cornices Steps and stair MILD STEEL ROOF TRUSSES: Bolts and rivets Details of roof trusses suitable for 20-ft., 30-ft., 30 to 40-ft. and 40-ft. span Homework programme Volume III CARPENTRY: Classification, structure, conversion, seasoning, preservation, defects, characteristics, uses, preparation and sources of timbers Woodworking machinery Doubled, framed and fire-resisting floors, Determination of sizes of joists and beams, and floor finishes Stoothed, trussed and slab partitions Sound-proofing Double, laminated and Queen post roofs Deep trench timbering Centering JOINERY: Transomed, semicircular headed, glazed and flush doors Semicircular headed and three light cased windows and metal windows Details of straight flight, Dog-leg and open stairs, Winders and special steps Manufacture, characteristics and uses of plywood, laminboards, blockboards, battenboards and composite boards ROOF COVERINGS: Manufacture and characteristics of clay, shale and asbestos Cement tiles and sheets Details of plain, pan, Italian and Spanish tiling, asbestos-cement sheeting, stone slating, shingling, and copper and zinc roofing Thatching Homework programme Syllabus in building construction, stage two Index to three volumes.
Volume I BRICKWORK: Materials Bonding Stopped ends Junctions and quoins Piers Jambs Foundations Damp proof courses Site concrete Offsets and corbels Lintels Arches Window sills Thresholds Copings Plinths Tools Construction Jointing and pointing MASONRY: Classification of stones Quarrying Preparation Defects Walling Rubble work Ashlar Arches Window sills Plinths Cornices String courses Copings Masonry joints Mortar jointing Lifting appliances CARPENTRY: Structure, growth, felling, seasoning, preservation, conversion, defects and classification of timber-floors Single, double and framed roofs Trench timbering Centering JOINERY: Ledged braced and battened, framed ledged braced and battened, panelled and flush doors Casement, cased frame, pivoted and Yorkshire windows Hardware Architraves, skirtings, picture rails and angle beads Nails, screws and fasteners tools SLATING: Formation, quarrying, conversion, preparation and characteristics of slates Centre-nailed and head-nailed slating details Nails Ridges Hips Valleys Tools Plain tiling PLUMBING: Manufacture and characteristics of lead Lead rolls, drips, flashings and soakers Details of leadwork at gutters, flats, chimney stacks, ridges, hips and valleys Lead pipe joints Eaves gutters Down-pipes Tools MILD STEEL SECTIONS, BOLTS AND RIVETS Homework programme Volume II BRICKWORK: Materials, including bricks, lime, cement, mortars and concrete Squint junctions Squint quoins Rebated and splayed jambs Piers Cavity walls Circular work Raking bonds Reinforced brickwork Special bonds Arches Damp proofing of basements Open areas Stepped foundations Concrete floor construction Decorated brickwork Fireplaces Flues Chimney breasts and stacks Setting out DRAINAGE: Sewage disposal Drain pipes and traps Setting out and excavation of drain trenches Construction of drains Drainage schemes Intercepting and inspection chamber Ventilation Testing MASONRY: Formation and classification of stones Granites Sandstones Limestones Marbles Slates Defects Tests Quarrying and mining Machine dressing dressings to door and window openings Cornices Steps and stair MILD STEEL ROOF TRUSSES: Bolts and rivets Details of roof trusses suitable for 20-ft., 30-ft., 30 to 40-ft. and 40-ft. span Homework programme Volume III CARPENTRY: Classification, structure, conversion, seasoning, preservation, defects, characteristics, uses, preparation and sources of timbers Woodworking machinery Doubled, framed and fire-resisting floors, Determination of sizes of joists and beams, and floor finishes Stoothed, trussed and slab partitions Sound-proofing Double, laminated and Queen post roofs Deep trench timbering Centering JOINERY: Transomed, semicircular headed, glazed and flush doors Semicircular headed and three light cased windows and metal windows Details of straight flight, Dog-leg and open stairs, Winders and special steps Manufacture, characteristics and uses of plywood, laminboards, blockboards, battenboards and composite boards ROOF COVERINGS: Manufacture and characteristics of clay, shale and asbestos Cement tiles and sheets Details of plain, pan, Italian and Spanish tiling, asbestos-cement sheeting, stone slating, shingling, and copper and zinc roofing Thatching Homework programme Syllabus in building construction, stage two Index to three volumes.
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