A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 70
pen well holes and light shafts shouldhave similar traps and drain pipes. t MASONRY. 59 The arrangement for draining- an outside area is shownin Fig. 44. At a is seen a cast-iron strainer, which sets overthe cesspool a little below the pavement, to prevent rubbish,dead leaves, etc. being washed in… … Fig. 41. At c is the S-inch brick cesspool; the stone, brick, or cementarea pavement is shown at d; while at e are shown the brickrisers of the area steps. At/are the stone treads; at^^, thestone coping of the area walls; /i is the pavement; and /, thestone sill of the door opening on to the area.…
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