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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 494

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ems and should be usedwherever possible. While the ordinances ofsome cities requii-e the use of wrought ironpipe where buildings are over seven storiesin height, there is no reason why this excep-tion should be made, as extra heavy cast ironsoil pipe and fittings have been used in build-ings… … <5ccTioN or FluiH TanN TVPC. A cast brass fittings. However, the cost ofsuch an installation is usually greater thanmost owners care to invest. Considering such ordinances as require theuse of wrought iron pipe for soil, waste andvent systems, we would say, that unfortun-ately these ordinances…

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