Visualització del personal: The London and country builder's vade mecum, or, The compleat and universal estimator comprehending the London and country prices of the different works of bricklayers, masons, carpenters ... &c. interspersed with such useful and necessary rules and observations as are of the greatest consequence in estimating of any building : with a great variety of new and useful tables ... viz. I.A table for the reducing of brickwork of any thickness ... tto the statute thickness of a brick and a half. II. A table which shews how many bricks are sufficient to build any piece of brick-work ... III. A table of tiling, whereby it is shewn how many tiles will cover any roof. IV Vareity of tables, which shews the proper scantling to cut timber for any building, and for valuaing the same ... V.A table of pavements shewing how many bricks ... will pave any floor. VI. ... tables, for shewing the value of ... nails, bolts, hinges, &c. VII. A table of solid measure ... VIII. A table of flat measure ... with a compleat index to the whole / by William Salmon. [electronic resource] :

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Idioma:	anglès
Matèries:	Building materials Building
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id	e0b1721c-005e-4d33-b07d-8bb79bc411bb
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language	eng
physical	1 page leaves, ii, 8 unnumbered pages, 187 pages, 1 unnumbered page ;4to.
publication	– publisher: Printed for S Crowder dateOfPublication: 1760
publishDate	1760
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title	The London and country builder's vade mecum, or, The compleat and universal estimator comprehending the London and country prices of the different works of bricklayers, masons, carpenters ... &c. interspersed with such useful and necessary rules and observations as are of the greatest consequence in estimating of any building : with a great variety of new and useful tables ... viz. I.A table for the reducing of brickwork of any thickness ... tto the statute thickness of a brick and a half. II. A table which shews how many bricks are sufficient to build any piece of brick-work ... III. A table of tiling, whereby it is shewn how many tiles will cover any roof. IV Vareity of tables, which shews the proper scantling to cut timber for any building, and for valuaing the same ... V.A table of pavements shewing how many bricks ... will pave any floor. VI. ... tables, for shewing the value of ... nails, bolts, hinges, &c. VII. A table of solid measure ... VIII. A table of flat measure ... with a compleat index to the whole / by William Salmon. [electronic resource] :
topic	Building materials Building Building Building