Industrial Housing Problems
Industrial Housing Problems
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The objection to the flat roof on account of its lack of architectural pretensions is not an insuperable one. Condi- tions of this sort should be a challenge to architects to over- come.
Wood lath and plastering continue to be the customary method of finishing walls and ceilings. Plaster board cov- ered with a finish coat costs very little more, and where speed INDUSTRIAL HOUSING PROBLEMS 23 is essential can be put on and dried out much more quickly. The various wall boards and composition boar...ds offered as substitutes for plastering are not satisfactory for industrial houses. The cost per square foot is low, but the waste in cutting is very great unless specially ordered, and the result is not so permanent.
Interior woodwork is best stained. And varnished and not painted, as it is less easily soiled.
Wall-papers add nothing to the comfort or health of the tenant, but do add to the rent he has to pay, besides proving a harborage for vermin. Kitchen and bathroom walls are best painted with lead and oil, while many owners leave all other rooms bare or tint them with cold water paint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The objection to the flat roof on account of its lack of architectural pretensions is not an insuperable one. Condi- tions of this sort should be a challenge to architects to over- come.
Wood lath and plastering continue to be the customary method of finishing walls and ceilings. Plaster board cov- ered with a finish coat costs very little more, and where speed INDUSTRIAL HOUSING PROBLEMS 23 is essential can be put on and dried out much more quickly. The various wall boards and composition boar...ds offered as substitutes for plastering are not satisfactory for industrial houses. The cost per square foot is low, but the waste in cutting is very great unless specially ordered, and the result is not so permanent.
Interior woodwork is best stained. And varnished and not painted, as it is less easily soiled.
Wall-papers add nothing to the comfort or health of the tenant, but do add to the rent he has to pay, besides proving a harborage for vermin. Kitchen and bathroom walls are best painted with lead and oil, while many owners leave all other rooms bare or tint them with cold water paint.
What to read after Industrial Housing Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leslie Herbert Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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