A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 14
ere dirt can lodge or where vermin may breed.If the sink is furnished with a back of any material, thespace behind it should be thoroughly filled with cement orplaster of Paris, or provided with a special air space for a freecirculation of air. Kitchen sinks should be supported by legs, or placed… … Fig. 1. secured with copper tacks. The strainer is made of sheet copper, and is sunk flush with the bottom of the sink. Theconnection ismade water-tight by setting the flanged end of the pipe in white lead. This connection can be strengthened by wiping a flange around the pipe at C\ and fastening…
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