A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 27
ts C and H are placed at the side of the tub,between it and the wall. The mingled hot and cold waterenters through the single nozzle /. C is the hot-waterfaucet, D is the hot-water circulation pipe, E the waste pipe,G the trap, F the trap vent, and H the cold-water faucet.The standing waste B is… … Bath tubs which are to be cased in are usually set on acopper or lead base. Those which are to be left open aregenerally set upon luarble safes or upon a floor of someimpervious material. Marble safes are usually dished out toa depth of \ or | of an inch, and have a brass strainer con-nection to a…
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