Plinth height
is a simple postural risk reduction measure that is worth employing.
Brick on
rubble plinth, substantial remains of an earlier timber framed building.
There is a double basal,
molded plinth
with slightly hollowed coping stones, to a height of about 1m above ground level.
Plinth at the base
of the wall.
Furniture: an
octagonal, worn yellow sandstone sundial plinth
is located under an irish yew tree near the southeast gates.
Plinth base.
Wing behind left hand bay is built on a
granite plinth
on which a molded brick band rises over a blocked cellar opening.
Floor of red quarry tiles;
raised plinths
for the benches remain; some heating vent grilles down aisle.
The
concrete plinth
awaits the railroad to correct its size.
Brick with welsh slate roof to forge, swithland slate to the rest of the range, which also has a
cobble plinth.
On
stepped square plinth
a pedestal in form of roman funerary monument, surmounted by tapering obelisk, pointed at summit.
Above a
rectangular plinth
is a face showing what appears to be a long beard.
The frame is of elm, sitting on a
brick plinth
wall.
Also a small single cylinder hot air machine, home made on
wooden plinth, good plus.
The whole is set in a worn
sandstone plinth.
There's space on the
empty plinth
for a start.
A glass top on a
stone plinth
hides the head of a 49 feet deep well over a bubbling spring.
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