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Steel frame twin houses made of light weight steel elements connected by bolts

Photographs and diagrams show construction stages and structural details; "Trusteel" system originated in England, and is employed there and in Belgium.

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Steel frame twin houses made of light weight steel elements connected by bolts

Photographs and diagrams show construction stages and structural details; "Trusteel" system originated in England, and is employed there and in Belgium.

Steel frame twin houses made of light weight steel elements connected by bolts

Photographs and diagrams show construction stages and structural details; "Trusteel" system originated in England, and is employed there and in Belgium.

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Title:

Steel frame twin houses made of light weight steel elements connected by bolts

Additional title:

Habitations jumelees a ossature metallique

Published in:

Technique des Travaux ; 24

Publication date:

1948

Size:

6 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

French

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