[Bell Historians] Steelwork into masonary

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In a message dated 23/02/2007 21:06:51 GMT Standard Time,  
alanjbirney at OOUkrf-8zVO_ujXCevAWp4HX3BJyHJNL2wvORA3ntUqImsqmgfr9ocGXLwfVtKrSL9Xecs43aOoY_1O4FaMKeIwx.yahoo.invalid writes:

Have  you never heard them called that before Matt? It was the 
only to make the  architect see sense- go into great detail. needless 
to say, the architect  was happy that he had been consulted in the 
project and a faculty was no  problem. The same architect has been 
moaning about another church very  close by where the bells where 
rehung lower in the tower, claiming that  the rehanging has caused 
cracks in the tower walls, but the local band  know nothing about it!

Alan



We call them called drag cleats - in other words, they help  provide drag. I 
suppose you could look at this both ways. Sorry! M
 
Matthew Higby  & Co Ltd,
Church Bell Engineers.
Jasmine Cottage,
The  Street,
Chilcompton,
Bath,
BA3 4HN.
   
           
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