EPISODE · Mar 22, 2010

1.9 S-iron

from Place-Royale from today to yesterday, Quebec city. (videos) · host Musée de la civilisation

At the time, it was important to keep the stone or brick masonry walls of houses from warping. To prevent warping, an iron rod was inserted into a structural beam. The anchor placed at the end of the rod on the outside wall could come in a variety of shapes, including an “s.” Start the video Map of Place-Royale

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