Bungalows; their design, construction and furnishing, with suggestions also for camps, summer homes and cottages of similar character (1911)
Saylor, Henry H. (Henry Hodgman), b. 1880 · New York : McBride, Winston & company · leaf 158
the frontedge. Allow the back to rise perpencUcularly for about a footbefore it begins to slope forward towards the throat. A fireplace can be built without the iron damper, but itspresence is a guarantee that the form and size of the throat will beright. Then, too, its front ledge supports the… … It is easier to construct a fireplace of brick throughout, and usually more pleasingwhere the room is small—a stone fireplace shows to best advantage in a very large room 142 BUNGALOWS
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