Fire Insurance Inspection Underwriting
Fire Insurance Inspection Underwriting
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Automatic alarm, expansion thermostatic operating at about 130 deg. F. And connected with central station. Trouble alarm, consist- ing of electric thermometers. Approved electric wiring, outside switch with pilot light to indicate when lights are on or off. Masonry walls 12 inches thick, insulated with 4-inch cork block and cemented. Floors insulated and water-proof with two layers of felt (tarred), 1-inch corkboard alternating and finished off with 2-inch concrete. See Consequential Damage.
FU...R HAT FACTORY Fire, caused by watchman open- ing door of alcohol recovery oven, the vapors therein being exploded by the watchman's lantern. An approved watch- man's lantern should always be used.
FURNACES 21S FURS IN COLD STORAGE Underwriters should be careful not to authorize "too high" a line, as considerable value may be concentrated in very small space. See Conse- quential Damage.
FURNACES For installation of temporary kerosene oil burners. See Kerosene Burners.
FURNACES (portable hot air type) should be placed at least four feet from any combustible partition or ceiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Automatic alarm, expansion thermostatic operating at about 130 deg. F. And connected with central station. Trouble alarm, consist- ing of electric thermometers. Approved electric wiring, outside switch with pilot light to indicate when lights are on or off. Masonry walls 12 inches thick, insulated with 4-inch cork block and cemented. Floors insulated and water-proof with two layers of felt (tarred), 1-inch corkboard alternating and finished off with 2-inch concrete. See Consequential Damage.
FU...R HAT FACTORY Fire, caused by watchman open- ing door of alcohol recovery oven, the vapors therein being exploded by the watchman's lantern. An approved watch- man's lantern should always be used.
FURNACES 21S FURS IN COLD STORAGE Underwriters should be careful not to authorize "too high" a line, as considerable value may be concentrated in very small space. See Conse- quential Damage.
FURNACES For installation of temporary kerosene oil burners. See Kerosene Burners.
FURNACES (portable hot air type) should be placed at least four feet from any combustible partition or ceiling.
What to read after Fire Insurance Inspection Underwriting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Carroll Dominge to read onlineMoreLess
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