. Book of home building and decoration, prepared in cooperation with and under the direction of the leading manufacturers of the country . thick with all coiiiers rouiwlcfl. There are nc».sections, joints oi uncleariable cracks, corners oicrevices. They are provided with large ojicn-ings for the circulation of cold air. The opalite glass which is about -/,/ thickis a niilk-wlhte o])aque glass, beautiful in ap-pearance and has the same smooth non-absorbentsurface as plate glass and is placed on the wallsand bottom of the provision chaml)ei-s in largesheets and the joints jiiade water-tight with
. Book of home building and decoration, prepared in cooperation with and under the direction of the leading manufacturers of the country . thick with all coiiiers rouiwlcfl. There are nc».sections, joints oi uncleariable cracks, corners oicrevices. They are provided with large ojicn-ings for the circulation of cold air. The opalite glass which is about -/,/ thickis a niilk-wlhte o])aque glass, beautiful in ap-pearance and has the same smooth non-absorbentsurface as plate glass and is placed on the wallsand bottom of the provision chaml)ei-s in largesheets and the joints jiiade water-tight with jMu-ecement. Porcelain Enamel on Steel is ef|ually non-absorbing and sanitary and is practically in-destructible, as the porcelain is fused to thesteel at a very high temperature. This liningcan be put into the refrigeratoi- either in sheetsor in the form of a seandess chamber, the latterbeing the most recent development in refrigera-tor construction and obviously both sanitaryand i^ractical. Insulation and proper circulation are thenext important points, for it is the insulationin a refrigerator that determines whether it. The Brunswick Refrigerating Co., New Brunswick, N. ,T., show here tw^o metliods of !-lation recommended for the small refrigerating plant. The upper shows one of the smallestplants with a 20-lb. ice-making set built on end of box, the machine and motor being located inthe basement. The floor plan of residence shows a medium-sized ice-making and refrigeratingplant. The ice-making tank is located in a separate room in the basement with machine andmotor, while pipes are run to the main and pantrj^ refrigerators on the first floor. will be an ice-eater or an ice-keeper. Insulating materials are quite nunaer-ous and of practically the same ^alue, if applied correctly. There is, however, adifference of opinion on this point. The best materials are cork, ground or com-pressed into l)oards, mineral wool, as))estos, and felt. These aie used separatelyand in c
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