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double glazing Lintel follow-up
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:08:27 GMT, dave wrote:
|Just a follow-up on an earlier posting re double glazing... | |Is it possible to tell just looking at the pic, if this ground floor |wooden-framed window has/should have a lintel in there? Looks to me like a row |of vertically placed bricks sitting atop the frame! (Well it IS, but does that |mean the frame is taking all the weight above it!) | |If it is not possible to tell, what is the easiest way to find out (which bricks |to remove). An ascii side elevation would help if someone can draw me one. Put a thin long masonry drill through the soldier bricks and see what it hits. The house looks *old* so there were no legally enforced standards when it was built, but the Victorians generally did things well. They generally built things to last 100 years. :-) The 100 years are now up. :-( -- Dave Fawthrop dave hyphenologist co uk Freedom of Speech, Expression, Religion, and Democracy are the keys to Civilization, together with legal acceptance of Fundamental Human rights. |
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