Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 314
ort for dishpans and other vessels and as a catch-all for drippingsfrom the drainer. Hence the open-strainer sink nuist be large enoughto accommodate suitable washpans, etc., while one fitted with a plug-strainer should be relatively small if it is designed to use the sinkproper as a washpan. The… … Fig. 30. Enameled-Iron Kitchen Sink Supported on Brackets. Splash-BackOmitted behind Drainboard. material. The argument against the use of wood is not given dueweight in this connection. The well-recognized objection to anvporous, absorptive material which retains moisture and is subject…
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