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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 786

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eet; lengths 8 to 12 feet. Unlike ordinary insulation, Celotexis not an extra item in the building. Celotex serves as sheathing, replac-ing wood lumber and building paper,adding nothing to building costs. It iseasily and quickly applied. Numeroustests by Robert W. Hunt & Co., uni-versities and… … \0n ins idefI. alls a>id ceil-ings, plasteris applied di-rectly to thesurf ace ofCelotex. Celotex If tnoit need-ed in the roof. Itprevents hot attics insummer and wastedheat in winter. plaster bonds withCelotex far tighterthan it keys tolath. And Celotexforms strongerwalls, free fromlath marks…

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