. Fireproof construction for houses and other buildings at moderate cost. Residence at Montclair, New Jersey. W. Leslie Walker, New York, Architect and Owner. This is another example of where an architect has selected Natco Hollow Tile for use in hisown house, and we believe this to be the strongest endorsement obtainable, of the growing popu-larity of this material for residence construction. This is a thoroughly fireproof house, the walls,floors and partitions being constructed of Hollow Tile. The walls are of 8 inch Natco HollowTile set on concrete foundations. The roof is red tile. The out
. Fireproof construction for houses and other buildings at moderate cost. Residence at Montclair, New Jersey. W. Leslie Walker, New York, Architect and Owner. This is another example of where an architect has selected Natco Hollow Tile for use in hisown house, and we believe this to be the strongest endorsement obtainable, of the growing popu-larity of this material for residence construction. This is a thoroughly fireproof house, the walls,floors and partitions being constructed of Hollow Tile. The walls are of 8 inch Natco HollowTile set on concrete foundations. The roof is red tile. The outside finish is cream stucco andno waterproofing has been used. The house measures 36 ft. by 60 ft. and has 1 1 rooms. 2 bath-rooms and a conservatory. NATCO HOLLOWTILE NATIONAL FIRE ? PROOFINGWJ -COMPANY- Wl. Residence at South Orange, New Jersey. Squires & Wynkoop, New York, Architects. The first story walls of this house are constructed of 10 inch Natco Hollow Tile, while 8 inchtile is used in the second story walls. The walls are neither furred nor waterproofed. The outsidefinish is a rough pebble dash gray stucco. The floors are wood, the foundations concrete and the roof slate. The house has hot waterheat and electric light throughout. NATCO HOLLOW-TILE NATIONAL FIRE ? PROOFINGIf -COMPANY- m
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