Houses can resist hurricanes / [by L.O. Anderson and Walton R. Smith].

Main entry:

Anderson, L. O. (LeRoy Oscar), 1905-

Title & Author:

Houses can resist hurricanes / [by L.O. Anderson and Walton R. Smith].

Publication:

[Washington] : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, 1965.

Description:

48 pages : illustrations, map ; 27 cm

Series:

U.S. Forest Service research paper ; FPL 33

Notes:
Cover title.
"August 1965."
"Joint report of Forest Products Laboratory [and] Southeastern Forest Experiment Station."
"In cooperation with the University of Wisconsin."
Includes bibliographical references (page 48).

Subject:

Dwellings Design and construction.
Building, Stormproof.
Hurricane protection.
Habitations Construction.
Construction à l'épreuve de la tempête.
Protection contre les ouragans.
stormproof construction.
bouwconstructie
building construction
gebouwen
buildings
constructie
construction
bosbouw
forestry
meubelmakerij
joinery
bescherming
protection
stormen
storms
houtsoorten
timbers
weer
weather
verwering
weathering
hout
wood
houteigenschappen
wood properties
houtsterkte
wood strength
houtbewerking
woodworking
Building Construction
Wood and Wood Products
Bouwconstructie
Hout en houtproducten

Added entries:

Smith, Walton R. (Walton Ramsey), 1910-1996, author.
Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)
Southeastern Forest Experiment Station (Asheville, N.C.)
University of Wisconsin.
U.S. Forest Service research paper FPL ; 33.

Holdings:

Location: Library main georg lippsmeier 299247
Call No.: BIB 245358
Status: Available

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