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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 502

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hall be considered common lumber. 13. Two general classes shall be Iecog-nized. The first shall be suitable for use asa whole for purposes in which surface co\--ering or strength is required. Defects andlilemishes permitted in this class must besound. The second class permits verycoarse defects… … 14. Total products of atypical log ar-ranged in series^according to qual-ity as determinedby appearance. Summary of Basic G-rade Classification for Yard Iitimber. Suitable for na-1 ;;rade A—Practically free from defects. tural finishes. I G/ade B—Allows a few small defects or blemishes.[ Grade…

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