 | Chicago (Ill.). City Council - Chicago (Ill.) - 1905 - 1392 pages
...Construction Defined.) — The term "mill construction," shall apof such wall may be used as a enclosure ply to all buildings in which all the girders and joists...supporting floors and roof have a sectional area of net less than seventy-two'square inches and above the joists of which there is laid timber floor not... | |
 | Austin Thomas Byrne - Building - 1898 - 574 pages
...MAUL : A large mallet of hardwood. MILL CONSTRUCTION. — The term "mill construction " applies to buildings in which all the girders and joists supporting floors and roof have a sectional nrea of not less than 72 square inches, and above the joists of which there is laid a solid timber... | |
 | Austin Thomas Byrne - Building - 1899 - 574 pages
...MAUL : A large mullet of hardwood. MILL CONSTRUCTION. — The term " mill construction " applies to buildings in which all the girders and joists supporting...floors and roof have a sectional area of not less than '3 square inches, and al)ove the joists of which there is laid a solid timber floor not less than 3J... | |
 | Cleveland, O. - 1904 - 276 pages
...attached directly to the bottom of the joists. Sec. 5. "Mill Constructed" or Buildings of the V ClassThe term "Mill Construction" shall apply to all buildings in which all the wooden posts, caps, girders, beams or joists carrying a floor or roof shall be of solid pieces. Sec... | |
 | Chicago (Ill.) - 1905 - 1000 pages
...shall be of incombustible material. ARTICLE XIV. MILL CONSTRUCTION'. 559. Mill construction defined.] The term "mill construction," shall apply to all buildings...floors and roof have a sectional area of not less than seventytwo square inches and above the joists of which there is laid a timber floor not less than three... | |
 | Peter Bonnett Wight, William Clendenin - Building, Fireproof - 1905 - 574 pages
...attached directly to the bottom of the joists. SEC. 5 — "MILL CONSTRUCTED" OR BUILDINGS OF THE v. CLASS. The term "Mill Construction" shall apply to all buildings in which all the wooden posts, caps, girders, beams, or joists carrying a floor or roof shall be of solid pieces. SEC.... | |
 | Chicago (Ill.) - Building laws - 1905 - 398 pages
...Construction Defined. SKC. 1M10. Fireproofing. SEC. 967. Stairs — To Be Incombustible. UII-.L, CONSTRUCTION. The term "mill construction" shall apply to all buildings in which all tho girders and joists supporting floors and roof have a sectional area of not less than seventy-two... | |
 | Architects - 1908 - 358 pages
...enclosed in a fireproof wall. ARTICLE XIV. MILL CONSTRUCTION. Sec. 559. (Mill Construction Defined.) — The term "mill construction" shall apply to all buildings...floors and roof have a sectional area of not less than seventy-two square inches, and above the joists of which there is laid a timber floor not less than... | |
 | London (Ont.) - Law - 1908 - 964 pages
...Construction. (41) The term " Mill Construction" is to be understood to mean a building in which all the wooden girders and joists supporting floors and roof have a sectional area of not less than sixty square inches, and above the joists of which there is laid a solid timber floor of not less than... | |
 | Baltimore (Md.) - Building laws - 1908 - 514 pages
...., ^11 w(nnl l;erlnis an(l girderS USe(1 726 in floor construction of slow-burning buildings shall have a sectional area of not less than 72 square inches, and no such beam or girder shall be less in depth or less in thickness tha>. 8 inches. iieam ends. PAR.... | |
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mill construction," shall apply to all buildings in which all the girders and joists supporting floors and roof have a sectional area of not less than... 
