Subject

Jamb Feet

2 records

DeTurk stone sill and restored jambs at kitchen door (2009)

Photos 1001.01.137

Kitchen door sill and jamb feet

DeTurk · 08/13/2009

Interior view of door sill and jamb feet [detail of DTR09PH52--1001.01.136]. The restored south jamb is set on the original stone door sill, which exhibits a full-width transverse fracture [visible between plank and left (north) door jamb]. This fracture is probably related to the deflection and dislocations in the east kitchen wall masonry and timber suppor

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DeTurk, detail of exterior view of restored kitchen door sill & jambs (2009

Photos 1001.01.144

Kitchen door sill and jamb feet

DeTurk · 09/03/2009

Exterior view of restored east cellar door sill and jambs. The stone sill [original] was shifted 2-3 inches to the right [north] to accommodate the adjusted jamb alignments [see DTR09PH4--1001.01.124 for discussion of the effects of this relocation of the sill on the relationship between the doorway jambs, lintel, sill, abutments and hood outlookers, and DTR

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