HE baseboard (shown in Plate 1) is supported upon a five-foot steel-leg folding office table. A “box cover”, constructed from 1-inch by 6-inch pine shelving, fits closely around the top of the supporting table.
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Plate 20: Underside of the baseboard, showing construction details
(This plate added SEP 2003)
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HE baseboard (shown in Plate 1) is supported upon a five-foot steel-leg folding office table. A “box cover”, constructed from 1-inch by 6-inch pine shelving, fits closely around the top of the supporting table.
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| The furring strips that reinforce the particleboard can be seen above the “box cover”, to which they are affixed by corner brackets. |
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