This is an average gable. We like to use the WASS bracing for gables like this because you can set scaffold heights as needed as well as extend turnbuckles as needed also.
posted by Ian at 3:28 PM
Monday, January 17, 2005
This is an average gable. We like to use the WASS bracing for gables like this because you can set scaffold heights as needed as well as extend turnbuckles as needed also.
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