Book of plans / Chicago House Wrecking Co. . s T A L L S — 1- T A Z Lii to aI ft! hTATFR, s m BOXSTAh ? .1, t .—?- FEED /wow WATER BOXSTAVE ft; 1 s T A L 4 «3 Suggestion for Floor Plan Majestic Barn No. 225 it is possible to obtain, there being no waste space anywhere. It is by all odds the most economical, cheapest and for general purposes,the best barn that a farmer can possibly put up. We offer this Majestic design in various sizes of the uniform width of 36 feet. The stable ceiling is intended to be 8 feet in the clearwith doors at each end and a driveway through the center of the entire l
Book of plans / Chicago House Wrecking Co. . s T A L L S — 1- T A Z Lii to aI ft! hTATFR, s m BOXSTAh ? .1, t .—?- FEED /wow WATER BOXSTAVE ft; 1 s T A L 4 «3 Suggestion for Floor Plan Majestic Barn No. 225 it is possible to obtain, there being no waste space anywhere. It is by all odds the most economical, cheapest and for general purposes,the best barn that a farmer can possibly put up. We offer this Majestic design in various sizes of the uniform width of 36 feet. The stable ceiling is intended to be 8 feet in the clearwith doors at each end and a driveway through the center of the entire length of the building, with the cattle and horse stalls arranged oneither side. The stable arrangement shown for the various sizes have been designed with a view to economy of space and labor of feeding. CHICAGO HOUSE WRECKING CO., 35TH AND IRON STS., 84 96. SUGGESTION FOR FLOOR PLAN FOR MAJESTIC BARN, No. O the stock, but as it is impossible toanticipate the wants of all classes ofbuyers, we offer this arrangementmerely as a suggestion and we shall bepleased to make whatever changesindividual requirements may makenecessary, and quote thereon. • The entire upper floor of this barnis devoted to the storage of hay andother fodder and large doors are placedin one gable for the operations of thehay carrier. The barn is exceedinglywell lighted and perfectly ventilated,which is one of the most essentialfeatures of the modern barn. Toinsure further sanitary conditions, thisbarn should be placed on a concretefoundation about a foot above thestable floor, which should also bemade of cement. We furnish this de-sign in the following sizes:
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