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Василий Джулай

11 years ago

How was fixed wood parts to steel?

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John Lum Architecture, Inc. AIA
11 years ago
There are holes drilled in the bottom of the stainless - the tread is screwed in from the bottom so the screw is hidden inside the stainless.
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MC ARCHITECTURAL METALS
11 years ago
beautifully designed! John, here are a couple pics you might enjoy
azoncan
10 years ago
I am a student of architecture and would like know what kind of screw did you use.
nataliya_hunko
9 years ago
Could you please notify what is the depth and breadth of Vertical Stainless steel supports details?
We would like to order something similar from the manufacturer in Ukraine.
Thank you.

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