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THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

September 15, 1916.

It’s all in the rigid Rib.

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of its utility.

STEEL C° L™

No more unsightly buildings !

The nature of the ground in colliery districts necessitates a light weight
account of ground trouble many unsii

t type of building. On
o_____ _____ ___j __ightly structures of timber and corrugated iron have been erected.
There is no longer any need for this. A building erected with Hy-Rib and structural steel not only
gives the desired lightness, but is far more attractive in appearance.

Hy-Rib is a Ribbed Steel Lath which needs supports at I Oft. centres only, and
readily takes 2 in. of cement plaster. Its use ensures the most rapid permanent con-
struction possible, the building costs little or nothing for maintenance and is superior in
.	every way to the usual type of building.

vK	Illustration shows the Sharlston Colliery

erected on this principle.

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