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hammer beam

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hammer beam
n
(Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) either of a pair of short horizontal beams that project from opposite walls to support arched braces and struts


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Back in the main castle I was impressed by the Great Hall, a grand interior space 60 feet high, featuring a hammer beam roof.
Beneath its three-storey high hammer beam ceiling some guests chatted quietly over an afternoon cup of tea, while others read books and newspapers in near silence.
In Britain there was a major service under the 1,000-year-old hammer beam roof of Westminster Hall.
 
 
 
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