Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 290
e. out of water, with his shoulder resting on the slant at the head ofthe tub. Where the house supply is pumped by hand, the mediumsize of any kind of bath is advisable. The rims of baths vary from H to 5 inches in width. The largerrims are easy on the person in getting in and out of the bath, and… … Fig. 5. Enameled Cast-iron Bathtub, Roman Type. the stated fixture length include the whole space necessary for itsinstallation. This style of bath fitting is shown in Fig. 7. Nominal sizes of baths now include the whole length of the fix-ture proper. Formerly many awkward mistakes resulted from…
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