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This form of uniting members has only a limited application. It is serviceable for floors, table tops, paneling, etc. In Fig. 213, a door panel is shown, and the door mullions (B) are also so secured to the rail (C). The tongue-and-groove method is never used by itself. It must always have some support or reinforcing means.
Fig. 213. Fig. 213.













Fig. 214. Fig. 215.
Fig. 214. Fig. 215.







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