Practical guide to diagnosing structural movement in buildings [electronic resource]

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Holland, Malcolm

Language: English Publication details: Chichester John Wiley & Sons 2012Description: ebookISBN:

9781118250365

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690.25 $2 18

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Summary: Sets out a methodology for diagnosing the causes of cracks in buildings, and looks at ways of stopping further movement and repairing damage.

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Sets out a methodology for diagnosing the causes of cracks in buildings, and looks at ways of stopping further movement and repairing damage.

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