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1911 Catalog
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Bruner System Bearing

BEARING

        The the cut shows another point in which the Bruner System excels. No special bearing at the building is needed, the bottom flange or the top of a beam, a channel or an angle being ample support. Three or four inches on the outer area wall or on paving slab is all the baring that is necessary. Notice that the three styles of glass will give the best results if used in conjunction. The glass near the building support should e plain No. 47. Then the multi-prism No. 52 is inserted to the center of the span, and to get the light far back in the area under the building, the double angle prism No. 46 should be used for the outer half of the installation. Notice that intermediate iron or concrete beams are eliminated and that the concrete arch may be only a continuation of the sidewalk lights. This method gives results that no other construction can offer. It can eliminate the beams and carry the concrete arch in the same span, as shown on page 10.