Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 39
sscraped off the inside of the pipes, where a projection w^ould catch aportion of any solid matter which might pass through the pipes andthey would soon become filled. Dry Wells. As a part of the drainage system we must providefor the distribution of the rain water from the roofs. If our housewere… … M a <H O M u 3 5 O c« Q H ^ ■z K BUILDING SUPERINTENDENCE 19 away from the house by means of earthen pipes running from thebottom of the conductors to (hy wells. These are excavations somethree or four feet each way, filled wdth loose stones which will be piledaround the end of the drain pipes…
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