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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 333

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methodrecently adopted by several manufacturers—to so con-struct the cores, whether they are solid stuck moldingor hand-molded doors. By having a hardwood edge allaround on outside the moisture cannot penetrate tothe inside as readily as if it were a soft, porous woodlike pine. Especially is this… … Fig. 8 The manufacturers have made much progress and areproducing a door that is as near weather-proof as it ispossible to make. The meaning of a weather-proofdoor must, however, not be misunderstood, as themanufacturers do not intend to produce a door thatcan be soaked in water. A solid door does…

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