The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

Is butted and tied together with
u size than thrss-sixteenths, S-ls(
Is inches by one and one-half on
~ inches
20 Wall anchors shall extend. at
30 opposite face OF the wall.
- All trusses shall be anchored TO
q walls and piers with suitable
IS wrought iron anchors In similar
20 manner as required for girders and
- beams.
Sec. Is. WALLS NOT To-BE
. CARRIED HIGHER. In no case
3 shall any wall OF a building be
carried more than two ca stories In
. advance or any other wall. except
by ~ itten permission from the
: Department OF Buildings
sec -. LUMBER AND TIMBER
IN WALLS IL PROHIBITED No
. lumber or timber except INSIDE
iiBtcls over openings. brace blocks,
3 or wood bricks not more than
eight 90 inches In length, shall be
built itto any wall OF any building
as part OF such wall inside wood
Nntels shall have masonry arches
10 over them strips OF wood one
IL half ,isl inch by two go saches
IL may be used FOR wall Turing
Is No masonry walls or parts there
IL OF shall be carried on any wood
is wood Intel over an opening more
Sec 80. WOODWORK NOT TO
2 ENTER CHIMNENS No wood
3 work Of any description shall be
built into the wall enclosing u
s smoke nue nor into chimney
See. 81. WINDOW AND DOOR
. SILLS All window and door slllS,
8 excepting in frame buildings, shal!
be OF incombustible material. oak
s timbers either solid OF built up.
6 used for door stills and having for
the full width OF the opening
5 thickness OF not less than Ave
9 inches. shall for the purpose or
10 this section be considered ineom-
IL bustible.
ARTICLE XVII.
Chimneys-Ftreplac
Section 1 MATERIALS. Chin
. neys in all buildings shall be OF
brick. stone, tile or concrete Fhoss
built OF plain or reinforced con
8 crete. shall have proper fiue lin
6 ings
Sec. 2. HOW MADE Chimneys
shall have not less than SIX and
one half 1sis) inches or sohd
4 brick. stone or concrete outside
5 OF ali smoke fues. OF may have
D four ca inches II the fiues have
Innings. OF vitrified crock or ce-
) ment or other approved material.
. from the bottom OF the fiue to the
10 top OF the chimney. All such I'm
IL ings shall be built in place as the
10 chlmneys are constructed and snail
l3 have ends made TO nj closely TO-
Ii gether and be set IN cement
10 All joints or spaces between hue
Is Innings and the outer wall shall De
IL filied solid with masonry the
Is sides OF all fiues shall have mortar
10 toiuts well filled and cut smooth
20 and fiues shall not be plastered on
Fl the Inside,
n Flues intended solely for gas
% heating or cooking appliances and
"a which cannot be used for smoke,
IS may have tile pipe with socket
IS joints. set In cement and the tile
- with no bearing or bracing sup
80 ports above foundation.
30 When such tile fues are wholly
81 or partially concealed IN paru,
By lions or where they may pass
30 through floors. ceilings or roofs.
81 the tile must be doubled or pro-
S5 tected with heavy galvanized iron
80 so that the tile fiUes shall not come
81 within two (D inches of any wood
IS work
30 Chimneys subject 10 excessive
10 heat from steam boilers, smelling
IL furnaces. etc. snail be lined with
g IRE brick laid in IRE clay Tor Tor, nor .,
- height measured from the bottom
IS of the breeding opening
Ia Sheet metal smoke fiues enclosed
- IN vent hues are prohibited
IS The use OF metal pipes whether
~ single or double. as chimney fues
~ " See e :. MINIMUM AREA No
g chimney shall be constructed with
3. a smoke fue having less than
sixty-four (sD square inehes az
6 the area OF Its minimum cross sec
q tiou Flues for gas CRATES eno sas
stoves, may be twenty eight (2S)
square inches as the area OF min
y imum cross section. 1,,,.,,r,-.o
Sec l. WALLS OF GIMME. ;.
2 TIE walls Of chimneys on the out
3 side OF hues. for all furnaces, boil
4 ers bakers ovens. large COOKING
3 ranges. large laundry stoves ano
5 ell similar apparatus. shail hot DC
,sss than eight (s) Inches In thick
rsss Crock or cement fue lining
3 WITH socket joints and set In ce-
q ueat. may be substituted for
u .5ur 80 inches OF brick Work
:. .-ount rues Walls OF chimneys,
= Carrying nues from smelling fur
!. rAces. and high pressure steam
Is so.ler. and Other apparatus OF nigh
Is ts-ve-sture shall be built doubIs
y VIII an ar space between liz
~ saau be sufficient to meet all or
pa -. requirements OF temperature.
81 tirec; loading and wind pressure:
Sec. s HEIGHT ABOVE ROOFS.
No chimney shall be less than your
feet above the parapet walls on nat
roofs nor less than three feet above
80, AZ nitch roofs. No chimneys
connected 10 iron cupolas OF foun-
c-ias. or OF similar service. shall ex-
tend less than Is feet above tho
8 highest point OF any roof WITHIN
sec TOP FINISH Chimneys
2 shall be finished on top with olocks
3 OF stone. terra GOTTA or concre.e,
or with cast iron plates, except
8 that for dwellings and sta bles not
g more than three (2 stories In height,
Z they may be topped out with orick
8 masonry, carefully bonded together
9 and having s the rs SIX ,1' upper '''
Sec. T. SUPPORTS. No brick
2 chimney shall be built on WOODEN
8 support Piers carrying chimneys.
1 shall be as large on all sides as the
S chimney. from the foundation OF the
8 pier 10 the bottom OF the chimney
: ff the sides of q chimney are In
3 creased above its footing the over
3 hanging part shall be substantially
o supported on beams struts or alcnes
] made OF iron. steel or mason
3 chimney may be partially sup
4 ported by corbel shelf on the side
S OF wall. but the corbel shall be
'w See as high c 4. tns SIS''0 Doors
2 Every chimney must be provided
1 at base Of each fius.
sec. 8. HEARTS,. No wood
. beam or combustible door oonstruc-
3 ton, shall be allowed under any
Hearth All hreplaces. shall
have hearths on TIL N m .
8 arches
Hearths for nreplaoss, shall
s not be less than twenty |
. (20) inches wide measuring |
0 from the face OF the |
l chimney breast and the length not
Q less than the width Of the Mantsl.
3 Hearths shall be supported by !