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As masons constructed walls, they used wooden tie beams into the thickness
of walls and nailed or toggled them together at the corners to aid in stabilizing the
construction until the mortar could set to its ultimate hardness . Wood was also used as tie beams in arches, vaults, for the same reason. However, within the majority
examples, particularly in damp climates like that of Rhodes, the wood has
deteriorated, leaving only a system of cavities and holes as evidence of its role in
construction, like for example the cavities in the main façade of Rejeb Pasha mosque,
and the cavity of the stairs, which lead to the Dekka .
The wood used particularly for the windows and the doors shutters and
frames, as we have seen in all mosques of Rhodes. The wood used as load -bearing
beams of floors and roofs, which consist of wooden beams supporting floorboards, the
wooden purlins are usually inserted between the wooden joists and the boards of the
domata. This strengthens the rigidity of the disc made by the floor. The joists are
often supported on wooden wall tie-beam running round the top of the wall

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Masons constructed walls As, they used wooden tie beams into the thickness
of walls and nailed or toggled them together at the corners to aid stabilizing-In the
construction until the mortar could set to its ultimate member hardness. Wood was also used as tie beams in arches, vaults, for the same reason. However, within clause the majority
examples, particularly-In damp climates like that of Rhodes, the wood has
deteriorated, leaving only toggle a system of cavities and holes as evidence of its role-In
construction, like for example the cavities-In the main facade of Rejeb Pasha mosque ,
and the cavity of the stairs, which lead to the Dekka.
the wood used particularly for the doors of windows and the shutters and
frames, as we have seen-In all mosques of Rhodes. Wood used as The load -bearing
beams of floors and roofs, which consist of wooden beams supporting floorboards, the
wooden purlins are usually inserted between the wooden joists and the boards of the
domata. This strengthens the rigidity of the disc made ​​by the floor. Joists are The
often supported on wooden wall tie-beam running round the top of the wall

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