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temporary or permanent lateral support member of heavy timber or steel, to strengthen an existing building, especially one weakened by the demolition of an adjoining building or structure or requiring underpinning
See Figure A.55
See Figure A.55
Shores may be vertical (dead shore), horizontal (flying shore) or inclined (raking shore).
See also: needle shore; back shore; dead shore; double flying shore; flying shore; raking shore; riding shore; sloping shore; shoring <building>
