Log cabins and cottages; how to build and furnish them (1908)
Wicks, William S · New York, Forest and Stream Publishing Co. · leaf 30
r on the top (in an arch) and opened at the edges,as shown in Fig. 2 i. Smoke Pipe.-—If you intend to have a sheet-ironpipe for a smoke stack, let it go out through the roof soas not to make an extra elbow. At the shingle lineplace a tin or galvanized iron tube the same size as the.smoke pipe and… … The FrxNEL Fire-Place.—This style of fire-place is made bybuilding a foundation about eight inches thick of stone and cement, ofbrick, or clay. Ihis fire bed should be about four and a half feet square, andheld in place by a log frame. About a foot and a half above thisfoundation place a large…
Log cabins · Architecture, Domestic
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