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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 569

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e chases in walls—leave openings in floorsand provide pipe shafts of proper size forthe work. In residences with wood studs the parti-tion carrying soil pijie must ha^■e at least fistuds and a still better arrangement is tohave 9 hollow space and use 4 or 6 studsflat wise and framed once or twice… … PERMANENT CLEANLINESS \itrolites inherent qualities make it the pre-ferred material for toilet partitions and wain-scoting. Its hard, non-absorbent surface isimpervious to stains and acids. Its purelustrous whiteness is kept so with tlie mini-mum labor. No other material Ave know ofapproaches it in…

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