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CARPENTRY AND JOINERY.
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Figs. 238 and 239.—Connecting Post and Beams by Tenoning and Cogging.
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Figs. 240 and 241.—Securing Joints between Post and Beams by Straps and Bolts.
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Figs. 242 and 243.—Joints and Fastenings between Post, Corbel and Beam for Heavy Stage.
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Fig. 244.—Alternative Method by using Two Cross Beams
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Fig. 245.—Upper Portion of Framing of Ordinary Staging.
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Fig. 246.—Detail of Form of Staging stronger than that shown by Fig. 245.
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Fig. 247.—Upper Portion of Staging Supporting Heavy Loads; Head Beam Halved and Bolted to Corbel.
