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If the price of a foot of a square door, and the number ofpanels, are given, and the price of a foot of a door square onone side, with the same number of panels, and with extrawork on the other side'; then, the price of a door with thesame number of panels, and the same extra work on bothsides, will be found by subtracting the rate of the first fromthat of the second ; and adding the difference to the second,will give the rate per foot extra on both sides.

Thus the rate per foot super for 1^-inch two panel door,square on both sides, is .06 ; and the rate for 1^-ineh twopanel door, square upon one side, with quirk, ovolo, and beadupon the other, is .1, their difference is .04, which, added to.1, gives .14, for the rate per foot of 1^-inch two panel, withovolo and bead on both sides of the framing.

The difference of workmanship between square-frameddoor-linings, backs, elbows, soffits, or wainscoting and doorsthat are square on both sides, supposing the panels and thick-ness to be alike in both cases, can only arise from planingthe panels and the framing on the other side of the door ;therefore if the difference of the rate per foot of a door squareon both sides, and one square on one side, with any extrawork on the other, be added to the rate per foot of door-linings, backs, elbows, soffits, or wainscoting, framed square,will give the rate per foot for door-linings, window-linings,or wainscoting, with the same extra work.

In these rates the styles or rails are supposed without reba-ting. Framed linings for walls or apertures, may be made ofstuff £ of an inch thinner than doors. In common cases, thethickness of linings may be about an inch, as they are ren-dered sufficiently stiff by being fixed to the wall; this, how-ever, must depend upon the distance that the panel recedesfrom the face of the framing, or upon the depth which themouldings are run in the thickness of the said framing.

No. of Framed Inch Linings. Rate per

panels. ft. super.

1. Square, as in backs .051

3. Square, as in backs and elbows, measured together .071

4. Square, as in backs, elbows, and soffits .061

3. Moulded, as in backs and elbows, together.087

4. Moulded, as in backs, elbows, and soffits, measured

together. 077

3. Quirk moulded, as in backs and elbows, measured

together.095

4. Quirk moulded, as in backs, elbows, and soffits, mea-

sured together .085

Semicircular moulded soffits in two panels, seventimes the straight.

For every additional quarter of an inch, add .005 tothe foot super.

In the column of panels, the backs, elbows, and sof-fits, are numbered 3 and 4 panels, as being classedtogether; though this is the case, they are intendedto be framed in single panels.

One-and quarter Inch Door Linings,

Having only one panel in height.

Rate P ef

Shutters. ft. sup**

Inch framed, uncut, shutters or flaps, two panels inheight. Mouldings, when described, are understoodto be laid in, but if stuck on the framing to add .012to the rate; for every extra panel, to add .016 to therate; for any extra height, to add .012 to the rate:if quirked moulded, add .008 to the rate of moulded.

Square .

Bead, but, and square ...

Bead, flush, and square...

Bead, flush, and bead but

Inch-and-quarter uncut shutters, two panels in height,to add for extras, as above.

Moulded and square .

Moulded bead and but .

Moulded bead and flush .

Moulded on both sides .

Ovolo and bead, or quirk ogee front, and square backOvolo and bead, or quirk ogee front, with bead and butback .

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.071

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.111

.131

One-and-quarter Inch "Wainscoting,

Two panels high, including square facia, framed up toceiling.

Square .

Moulded.

.03?

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Quirked moulded .

. , 06 3

Bead and but.

.03*

Bead and flush ..

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Bead and flush, with 3 reeds ,.

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If any of them are framed with raised mouldings,add .008 to the rate ; or, if framed with morepanels in the height, add .006 for every addi-tional panel.

One-and-quarter Inch Dwarf "Wainscoting,

With one panel, including square skirting.

Square .

Moulded.

Quirk moulded .

Bead and but.

Bead and flush .

Bead and flush, with 3 reeds .

If any of the above descriptions of dwarf wainscotingare framed with two panels in height, add .016 tothe rate, as in full wainscoting.

If made raking to stairs, to be paid for extra .023, andif with raised mouldings .007.

All cappings to be measured, and paid for as in run-ning articles.

All skirting to stairs, to be paid for separate from wain-scoting.

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Rebated.051

Rebated and beaded ..058

Double rebated, not exceeding seven inches wide .067

Double rebated, and one edge beaded .071

Double rebated, and both edges beaded .075

If the plan be circular, the price will vary as the dia-meter is less.

Semicircular heads, straight on the plan, five times thestraight.

Three-quarter Inch Deal,From the bench, called Slit Deal.

Edges shot...

Wrought on one side.

Wrought on one side, grooved, tongued, and beaded •••

Wrought on two sides, and edges shot.

Wrought on two sides, grooved, tongued, and beaded.If glued joints, add per foot.

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