10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BRESSUMMER»
Descubre el uso de
bressummer en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
bressummer y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Architectural Building Construction
Bressummer. A bressummer is distinguished from a lintol, in that the opening is
not closed by any frame or fitting immediately below the beam. In both cases the
beam is intended to support walling erected directly upon it. Many types of lintol ...
2
The Repair of Historic Timber Structures
The normal structural arrangement is as shown in Figure 7.1(a), in which the
jettying floor joists act as cantilevers to support the bressummer and hence the
wall above. In this case it was as shown in Figure 7.1(b), with a single timber
forming ...
... of any bressummer beam or joist m any party wall unless the end of such
bressummer, beam or joist be at least six inches from the centre line of such party
wall 39 Every person who shall erect a new building shall cause every
bressummer ...
4
The circle of the mechanical arts
... posts between the principal posts : but these posts must be tenoned a£ each
end, because they are to lie no longer than to reach from story to story, or from
intertie to inter- tie, and are to be framed into the upper andunder bressummer.
Thomas Martin (civil engineer.), 1813
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A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
(b) Tudor-flower type (early C16) (from Henry V/l's Chapel, Westminster) .
breastsummer, bressummer, brest summer. Horizontal *beam, *cill, *lintel, or *
plate over an opening in an external wall or a fireplace-opening, or set forward
from the ...
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A Practical Guide to Alterations and Improvements
Project. 20. Works. to. small. bay. window–1. (replacement. of. bressummer.
beam). A bressummer is normally a large timber beam that bridges the opening
formed by the addition of a bay window in a house. Back at the turn of the century
, ...
J. Buckland, Mrs B M Cooper, R. Cooper, 2002
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Wordsworth Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
Bressummer, or Breast-summer (Fr. sommier, a lintel or bressummer). A beam
supporting the whole weight of the building above it ; as, the beam over a shop-
front, the beam extending over an opening through a wall when a communication
...
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer, 2001
A person who shall erect a new building shall not place the end of any
bressummer beam or joist, purlin, wall plate, ridge or batten, in any party wall
unless the end of such bressummer, beam,, joist, purlin, wall plate, ridge, or
batten be at least ...
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architctural building construction
In addition to the brickwork, the bressummer may be called upon to carry one or
more floor girders upon the inner half of the wall. Assume two such girders
occurring at 5 ft. centres and placed centrally along the bressummer. The loads
are ...
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An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Caernarvonshire: ...
The loft which survives over the S. screen (Plates 27, 28, 29) consists of coving,
bressummer, parapet and top beam, both E. and W. The coving has thirteen ribs
and attached horizontals, moulded alike, and at the junctions were bosses only ...
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
8 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «BRESSUMMER»
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bressummer en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Property for sale: Pictures inside Cade House, Heathfield with owner …
... sitting room/family room and has a large wood- burning stove set within a wide brick inglenook fireplace, with an oak bressummer beam. «Kent and Sussex Courier, Feb 15»
Dormer bungalow in Sutton Coldfield has plenty of feature windows
... lounge with windows to three sides and unusual fireplace that is suitable for a modern fuel-burning stove but with a bressummer-style beam ... «Birmingham Post, Feb 15»
£550k Hope Farm in Bromyard
... supporting the projecting upper storey, the sides have turned balusters, moulded bressummer to upper storey. 17th century interior staircase. «Birmingham Post, Nov 14»
Court Cottage, Postling
The drawing room has an inglenook fireplace, bressummer beam and wood burner and through the drawing room is a 12ft square study which ... «Kent Online, Oct 14»
Grade II* rated 3-bedroom property, East Malling
English Heritage notes in particular the moulded wooden bressummer beam over the inglenook fireplace and historically interesting roof ... «Kent Online, Oct 14»
Modern village home
The dining room has double doors to the 6.40m by 3.61m sitting room which has an outstanding feature fireplace with a bressummer beam ... «Bury Free Press, Oct 14»
Saved by Dior's Dane
The morning, sitting and dining rooms have exposed studwork, red-brick floors and red-brick inglenook fireplaces with bressummer beams. «Bury Free Press, May 14»
Extremely pretty period cottage in Dorset
Built around 1700, the property was extended in the 1970s and points of note inside include a large inglenook fireplace with bressummer beam ... «Country Life, Ago 12»
