Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 127
aturalcushion of air in the case is an ingenious and conveni-ent arrangement. When the book-cases are made to flank the fire •place they should be built up level with the line of the mantelshelf, but if the cases are required to be high,say up to 7 feet, it is very few rooms where they willlook at… … Fig. 5. —Section and eleva ion showing book-cases and cupboards built around a window. the cupboard should be from three to six inches widerthan the book-case, as this forms a more pleasing breakand also a useful shelf. Clothes closets are found in most bedrooms, and inthe majority of cases add…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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