Fire insurance and how to build; combining also a guide to insurance agents respecting fire prevention and extinction, special features of manufacturi (1903)
Moore, Francis C. (Francis Cruger), 1842- · New York, The Baker & Taylor Company · leaf 117
re it cannotbe examined. Indeed, cast-iron is better than wrought-iron orsteel for resisting fire, not withstanding that its fusing point islower than that of wrought iron or steel. An ideal fireproof building would be one consisting of sub-stantial walls of brick, well burned brick being a better… … FIREPROOF MACHINE SHOP OF POST & McCORD, BROOKLYN, N. Y. BURNED APRIL 9, 1900. SHOWING EFFECT OF FIRE ON UNPROTECTED IRON AND THIN TILE WALLS. FIRKIKOOF C< (NSTKIHTK >.N. 109 from one floor to another, whether in the shape of channels forplumbing, gas or other pipes, electric wiring, or…
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