Identifier: CatalogueOfUsefulInformationAndTablesRelativeToIronSheetAndOther (find matches)
Title: Catalogue of useful information and tables relative to iron, sheet and other products manufactured by Milliken Brothers, arranged for the use of engineers, architects and builders
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Milliken Brothers
Subjects: structural steel -- catalogs construction equipment -- catalogs Division 05 Division 41 steel column schedule steel beam schedule steel joist schedule structural steel framing structural steel for buildings steel joist framing metal fabrications metal stairs decorative metal cranes and hoists derricks
Publisher: Milliken Brothers
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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236 Plate No. 80.
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r STAIRCASES. We furnisli iron staircases of any design, either of wrought or cast iron. Circular stairs are made witha centre supporting column and are from 4 feet to 7 feet in diameter. Plain stairs can be furnished for factory-or mill buildings with channel iron strings or carriages, cast iron or wooden treads, with bar iron or piperailings. We furnish stairs of ornamental character for stores and office buildings, also for private houses. OnPlate No. 81 we show design of 36 flights of stairs which we have furnished for a large store and loft buildingin New York Cit)^ These stairs are built entirely of cast iron with the exception of the treads. The entirework is electroplated in imitation of bronze. We give a photograph of office building stairs on page 244. These stairs have cast iron stringsor carriages with cast iron risers, newel posts and fascias or aprons to cover over floors. The railings areentirely of wrought iron. On page 242 we give a photograph of a staircase of specia

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