William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 51
mpervious to liquids, dust and vermin ofall kinds. The experts at work on theproblem hope to succeed in producing aflooring, too, that will be a poor conductorof heat and sound, easily cleaned, neat andattractive. Grooved and Roughened Surfaces. The stable yard and the stable floor, carriagerunways… … Fig. 5—This illustration shows the use of wire for hold-ing wall forms In position. hold to the floor, besides affording drain-age for water to some common point whereit can find egress. Concrete surfaces maybe roughened also by beating them witha brush before they are hardened. PART IX. Walls and…
