A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 16
Fig. 3. Flat-bottomed copper pantry sinks are built from flatpieces of tinned sheet copper. The seams are locked andsweated with soft solder. The bottoms are flat, and thesides are usually slightly rounded at the corners. They arealso furnished with a flange a around the top, as in Fig. 4, … Fig. 4. nailed to a wooden frame /-, which prevents the flat sidesfrom bulging. The hard-wood top c is bedded on the frame bwith red or white lead putty, and secured with brass screws.The bottom of this sink should be supported by a shelf d^which is scooped out in the center, as shown, so that…
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