The design and practice of joinery, by John Eastwick-Field, John Stillman; foreword by Sir Robert H. Matthew; drawings by Robert Maguire.

Main entry:

Eastwick-Field, John Charles.

Title & Author:

The design and practice of joinery, by John Eastwick-Field, John Stillman; foreword by Sir Robert H. Matthew; drawings by Robert Maguire.

Edition:

4th ed.

Publication:

London, Architectural Press [for] the Timber Research and Development Association, 1973.

Description:

237 pages, leaf. illustrations 26 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 228-230) and index.

Summary:

Joinery remains one of the most important elements in building; timber for finishings, both inside and out, is increasingly popular not only because of renewed appreciation of the qualities of natural materials, but because modern processes have greatly increased the range and performance of timber products. By beginning with what happens in the timber yard and the factors which govern the behavior of the material, the authors are able to establish a clear link between requirements and performance, which makes their account of construction, detailing, finishing and specification so remarkably lucid and easy to follow.

ISBN:

085139146X
9780851391465

Subject:

Joinery.
Finish carpentry.
Millwork (Woodwork)
Menuiserie.
joining.
millwork.

Added entries:

Stillman, John, author.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 124385
Call No.: W2708; ID:86-B5453
Status: Available

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