Worthen, William Ezra, 1819-1897, [from old catalog] ed · New York, Appleton · leaf 668
. ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION. 651 In the kitcheu, or a lanndry-room adjacent, tubs are set for washing, withhot and cold water service. The water-pipe connections are usually f, thewaste connections 2. The tubs themselves are mostly of wood, but there aremany of cast-iron (Fig. 1549), galvanized or… … Fig. 1549. wash-basins, usually of porcelain or porcelain-lined cast-iron, are set with likeconnections. The sizes of basins vary from 12 to 18 outside diameters. Fig. 1550 shows the usual form of setting of a wash-basin in a countersunkmarble slab, with a back of the same material; swing faucets…
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