Design of the Turkish Bath
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The cellar bottom must first be dug out from 24 to 30 inches deeper than the line of the finish floor. The bottom of this pit should then be filled to a depth of from 6 to 10 inches with rocks or crushed stones. On top of the stones would next be placed a layer of good clean cinders, from 12 to 16 inches deep; embedded in these cinders, but well supported at suitable 51 Design of the Turkish Bath intervals, should be placed 4x4 inch sleepers, spaced 16 inches from center to center. On top of th...e sleepers there would be a regulation double floor with two layers of building paper between the courses. On top of the flooring there would be more 4x4 inch sleepers with the spaces between filled with mineral wool, and on top of the sleepers may be laid a regulation wooden floor consisting of two courses with building paper between, or a cement, asphalt or tile floor may be laid. Of course, inside of the hot rooms an asphalt floor ._/ Flooring over ^ 2/ayer3 of paper '' on f'sheaihing.
'-4"x4" Sleepers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cellar bottom must first be dug out from 24 to 30 inches deeper than the line of the finish floor. The bottom of this pit should then be filled to a depth of from 6 to 10 inches with rocks or crushed stones. On top of the stones would next be placed a layer of good clean cinders, from 12 to 16 inches deep; embedded in these cinders, but well supported at suitable 51 Design of the Turkish Bath intervals, should be placed 4x4 inch sleepers, spaced 16 inches from center to center. On top of th...e sleepers there would be a regulation double floor with two layers of building paper between the courses. On top of the flooring there would be more 4x4 inch sleepers with the spaces between filled with mineral wool, and on top of the sleepers may be laid a regulation wooden floor consisting of two courses with building paper between, or a cement, asphalt or tile floor may be laid. Of course, inside of the hot rooms an asphalt floor ._/ Flooring over ^ 2/ayer3 of paper '' on f'sheaihing.
'-4"x4" Sleepers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cosgrove, J. J. (John Joseph), B. 1869 to read onlineMoreLess
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