Excerpt from Building and Engineering News, Vol. 27: July-December, 1927
Nails for holding metal lath in place shall be driven to approximately three fourths (3-4) penetration and bent over one or more strands, or its equivalent, of such metal lath. Staples, furring nails, furring clips, or other methods of fastening metal lath shall develop a strength equivalent to the nails herein before specified in this subsection. No fastening of any kind for metal lath shall be cracked, broken or otherwise defect ive.
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