. Cyclopedia of farm animals. Domestic animals; Animal products. THE MAKING OF CHEDDAR CHEESE 217 inch furring-strips on wall, and nail thereon one course of matched lumber. Set up a row of 2x4-inch studs and finish with two courses of matched lum- ber, with two ply of damp-proof paper between. The space between studs w_ _ _ _m to be filled with shavings. (Fig 223, lower right- hand section). For insulation of ice- chamber walls, lay one- inch furring-strips and cover with one course of matched lumber. Set up one row of 2x4- inch studs against the sheath- ing, and another row to alternate with
. Cyclopedia of farm animals. Domestic animals; Animal products. THE MAKING OF CHEDDAR CHEESE 217 inch furring-strips on wall, and nail thereon one course of matched lumber. Set up a row of 2x4-inch studs and finish with two courses of matched lum- ber, with two ply of damp-proof paper between. The space between studs w_ _ _ _m to be filled with shavings. (Fig 223, lower right- hand section). For insulation of ice- chamber walls, lay one- inch furring-strips and cover with one course of matched lumber. Set up one row of 2x4- inch studs against the sheath- ing, and another row to alternate with first row, with outer edges twelve inches from the sheath- ing, so as to form a space of twelve inches for filling with shavings. Nail on studs two courses of matched lumber, with two ply of damp-proof paper be- tween. Over this lay another ply of damp-proof paper, one-inch furring-strips, and one course of matched lumber, leaving a one-inch air-space, which is for the purpose of checking the dampness that comes from the ice, and that must be kept out of the insulation. (Fig. 223, lower left-hand sec- tion). If the inside surface of brick or cement is made thoroughly damp-proof, as described, the furring- strips and single course of matched lumber may be dispensed with, and also the first row of studs next the wall of the ice-chamber, if the construction will permit, as they are not necessary to the insulation. Partitions.—Partition between making-room and drying-room to be of brick or cement. Partition between drying-room and curing-room to be the same as curing-room walls. Partition between cur- ing-room and ice-chamber to be the same as walls of Ceilings.—[See specification for wood construc- tions, page 214.] Spaees to be filled.—Fill all spaces between studs and joists, in walls, ceilings and partitions with dry, planing-mill shavings. Windows in curing-room.—[See specification for wood construction.] Curing-room doors.—[See specification for wood
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