Carpentry for Boys
Carpentry for Boys
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On the otherside of the hallway the space is divided into a parlor and twobedrooms.
THE RECTANGULAR PLAN. --In the rectangular floor plan (Fig. 222) aportion of the floor space is cut out for a porch (A), so that we mayuse the end or the side for the entrance. Supposing we use the end ofthe house for this purpose. The entrance room (B) may be a bedroom, or areception and living room, and to the rear of this room is the diningroom, connected with the reception room by a hall (C). This hall alsol...eads to the kitchen and to the bathroom, as well as to the otherbedroom. The parlor is connected with the entrance room (B), and alsowith the bedroom. All of this is optional, of course.
[Illustration: _Fig. 222. _] There are also two chimneys, one chimney (D) having two flues and theother chimney (E) having three flues, so that every room isaccommodated.
[Illustration: _Fig. 223. _] ROOM MEASUREMENTS. --We must now determine the dimensions of each room, and then how we shall build the roof.
In Figs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the otherside of the hallway the space is divided into a parlor and twobedrooms.
THE RECTANGULAR PLAN. --In the rectangular floor plan (Fig. 222) aportion of the floor space is cut out for a porch (A), so that we mayuse the end or the side for the entrance. Supposing we use the end ofthe house for this purpose. The entrance room (B) may be a bedroom, or areception and living room, and to the rear of this room is the diningroom, connected with the reception room by a hall (C). This hall alsol...eads to the kitchen and to the bathroom, as well as to the otherbedroom. The parlor is connected with the entrance room (B), and alsowith the bedroom. All of this is optional, of course.
[Illustration: _Fig. 222. _] There are also two chimneys, one chimney (D) having two flues and theother chimney (E) having three flues, so that every room isaccommodated.
[Illustration: _Fig. 223. _] ROOM MEASUREMENTS. --We must now determine the dimensions of each room, and then how we shall build the roof.
In Figs.
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