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• This is penetrated by a barrel-roofed entry porch and elaborately framed timber pediment.
• Panelized domes are constructed of separately framed timbers covered in plywood.
• Conventionally framed timber exposed studwork was used.
• Verandahs have single-skin exposed framed timber walls and French doors with fanlights, and rooms have boarded ceilings.
• The barn on the property is of a transverse-frame timber construction that has been converted for guest housing.
• Sadly however, the structure was almost entirely demolished, leaving but a few of the most basic of framing timbers.
• It works, but is almost completely buried by all the loose framing timbers and artifacts that Pierson continues to rescue.
• Recent steel framed timber topped picnic tables and seats stand within the shelter which has doorways to the long sides.
• But it only takes one occurrence to allow water to seep under shingles and damage ceilings, insulation, wallboards and framing timbers.
• The exposed section of timber from the wreck comprises fourteen framing timbers, four ceiling timbers, and two partially visible outer planking timbers.
• When the church was built, it did not originally have a tower, and was a relatively modest structure despite its massive roof framing timbers.
• By this method of building up squares of framed timbers, an ore body of any width may be safely worked to any height or depth.
• The center has large, ski-lodge-sized framing timbers that were made by laminating together short pieces of second-growth wood, a method designed to spare prime forest woods.
• Hangar 7 was described as being 104x240 ft with frame timber trusses, weatherboard end walls, 23 pairs of eight pane clear glass casements, and 72 reinforced obscure glass skylights.
• The house, built using an exposed frame timber construction technique, is thought to be the oldest house of this type in Charters Towers and one of the oldest in North Queensland.
• In New Zealand a 1995 change to no longer require boron treatment in house framing timber, was a key factor in the leaky homes crisis, but since 2003 a series of changes have now improved the regulations.
• Wires have also been strung across major framing timbers to measure flex changes, and a 35-foot long aluminum " I " beam has been installed just above the keel in an attempt to detect any motion in joints.
• St Andrew's Church Hall is significant as a rare example of a late 19th century exposed frame church and demonstrates the principal characteristics of a late nineteenth-century timber church by JH Buckeridge; and an exposed frame timber hall.
• Verandahs have single-skin exposed framed timber walls, curved corrugated iron awnings, curved timber valance and tapered timber brackets, timber dowel balustrades, battened timber skirt between stumps on the north, and timber lattice panels either side of the central entrance stair.
• Though similar to Catholic churches at Brandon and Torrens Creek, St Brigid's Church at Stuart remains highly intact and is a particularly fine example of a gabled, exposed-frame timber church with a timber vaulted ceiling and Gothic motifs, including lancet windows.