Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 784
er-mal conductivity ofCelotex, establishedby U. S. Bureau ofStandards, Armour Institute ofTechnology, and others, is 0.33B.t.u. per hour, per square foot,per degree Fahrenheit, per inchthickness. The use of Celotex throughouta building seldom adds more than1 or 2% to the total cost. In fact,Celotex… … HOir CELOTEX IS USEDCelotex should always be builtinto both roof and walls. (1)As sheathing, it replaces woodlumber and building paper—adds greater strength—costsno more. (2) Under plaster,replacing lath, Celotex buildsstronger walls and ceilings lessapt to crack—free from lathmarks. (3) and (4)…
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