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Canadian wood products industries (1916)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 121

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r interiorwork. Two entirely different styles of figure are pos-sible. From lumber sawn flat-grain is obtained a beau-tilful watered-silk effect, and from that sawn verticallya restful, pleasing edge-grain effect. A room panelledw ith cedar and finished with wax polish, with an edge-grain Douglas… … Fig. 1—Douglas Fir for Roof Supports. Finish and Floors. Wharf Reception Room, Canadian Pacific Railway, Vancouver. substitute for panelling or other forms of wood cover-ing; it is easily damaged, difficult to repair, is almostimpossible to clean, and requires periodic decorationto give a…

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