Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 81
m ofmantel desired. PLUMBING. As soon as the plasterers have removed their stagings from thehouse, the plumber can at once complete his piping work. In somecases it will have been necessary to run the main soil pipes concealedbehind the plaster, but it is much better if they can be run in… … 59 52 BUILDING SUPEKINTENDENCE may be readily seen, as would not be the case if they were asphaltedas usually seen. The joints of the soil pipe will need especial watch-ing to see that they are not slighted in any way. All the joints mustbe made of oakum, driven in tight, and finished with melted…
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