Rural Hygiene
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This, of course, closes the cellar windowsfor the winter for the sake of keeping out the wind. A concrete wall, atthe present price of cement, using gravel for the mixture instead ofstone, need cost but little more than the price of the cement and thelabor involved, and a tight cellar wall may thereby be obtained.
If the soil in which the cellar is dug is firm enough, the outside ofthe excavation can be made so that no form on that side will berequired, but it is always better to make the excav...ation about two feetmore than necessary, to put forms inside and outside, and, after theirremoval, plaster or wash the wall with a thick cream of cement andwater. In carrying the wall above the ground, forms must be used withgreat care to secure a smooth surface, and Fig. 13 shows two methodssuggested by the Atlas Cement Company.
[Illustration: Fig. 13. --Cellar-wall forms. ] There are so many forms of construction where concrete is not merely aconvenience but a great advantage in the matter of health around thehouse, and particularly a house in the country, that there would be noend if one once began enumerating and describing the various methods andprocesses involved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, of course, closes the cellar windowsfor the winter for the sake of keeping out the wind. A concrete wall, atthe present price of cement, using gravel for the mixture instead ofstone, need cost but little more than the price of the cement and thelabor involved, and a tight cellar wall may thereby be obtained.
If the soil in which the cellar is dug is firm enough, the outside ofthe excavation can be made so that no form on that side will berequired, but it is always better to make the excav...ation about two feetmore than necessary, to put forms inside and outside, and, after theirremoval, plaster or wash the wall with a thick cream of cement andwater. In carrying the wall above the ground, forms must be used withgreat care to secure a smooth surface, and Fig. 13 shows two methodssuggested by the Atlas Cement Company.
[Illustration: Fig. 13. --Cellar-wall forms. ] There are so many forms of construction where concrete is not merely aconvenience but a great advantage in the matter of health around thehouse, and particularly a house in the country, that there would be noend if one once began enumerating and describing the various methods andprocesses involved.
What to read after Rural Hygiene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ogden Henry Neely to read onlineMoreLess
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