A Treatise on the Origin, Progress, Prevention, and Cure of Dry Rot in Timber: With Remarks on the Means of Preserving Wood from Destruction by Sea Worms, Beetles, Ants, EtcE. & F. N. Spon, 1875 - 311 pages |
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... buildings which contain dry rot , and when they are working on ground which contains the symptoms of this disease , their health is often affected . A London builder informs us , that a few years since , while building some houses at ...
... buildings which contain dry rot , and when they are working on ground which contains the symptoms of this disease , their health is often affected . A London builder informs us , that a few years since , while building some houses at ...
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... building . Timber cannot resist the effect of what must arise in either case ; viz . heat and moisture , producing putrid fermentation ; for instance , in basement stories with damp under them , dry timber is but little better than wet ...
... building . Timber cannot resist the effect of what must arise in either case ; viz . heat and moisture , producing putrid fermentation ; for instance , in basement stories with damp under them , dry timber is but little better than wet ...
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... building without any ultimate success ; too often , instead of injuring the fungus , it has considerably assisted its vegetation , and infected with the disease other parts of the building , which would otherwise probably have remained ...
... building without any ultimate success ; too often , instead of injuring the fungus , it has considerably assisted its vegetation , and infected with the disease other parts of the building , which would otherwise probably have remained ...
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... building . The joists of the houses built by our ancestors last almost for ever , because they are in contact with an air which is continually changing . Now , on the contrary , we foolishly enclose them between a ceiling of plaster ...
... building . The joists of the houses built by our ancestors last almost for ever , because they are in contact with an air which is continually changing . Now , on the contrary , we foolishly enclose them between a ceiling of plaster ...
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... building after it has been breathed over and over again in conjunction with the impurities it contains col- lected from each individual . Fever , scrofula , and consumption arise in many instances from defective ventilation . The signs ...
... building after it has been breathed over and over again in conjunction with the impurities it contains col- lected from each individual . Fever , scrofula , and consumption arise in many instances from defective ventilation . The signs ...
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