Sunset . s been gained without costthe strength and light weight foundthe old type. Like the old plywood,e new kind comes in large panels ofrying thicknesses. ly Theories onireplace Construction Having just read the article Whenour Fireplace Smokes by E. L. CobbFebruary Sunset, and having had)nsiderable experience with fireplaces,Jth good and bad, I should like to passong my observations. Because hot air (and therefore smoke)>llows circular lines of motion, it is cessary to maintain certain relativeroportions of fireplace and capacity of the chimney should bele-tenth of the firep
Sunset . s been gained without costthe strength and light weight foundthe old type. Like the old plywood,e new kind comes in large panels ofrying thicknesses. ly Theories onireplace Construction Having just read the article Whenour Fireplace Smokes by E. L. CobbFebruary Sunset, and having had)nsiderable experience with fireplaces,Jth good and bad, I should like to passong my observations. Because hot air (and therefore smoke)>llows circular lines of motion, it is cessary to maintain certain relativeroportions of fireplace and capacity of the chimney should bele-tenth of the fireplace opening. That, a fireplace 42 inches tall and 34iches broad has 1428 square inches ofpening. Hence a chimney measuring2 by 12 inches is ideal for this fire-lace, 144 square inches being approxi-lately one-tenth of 1428. Strange as it may seem, an 8 by 8-ich chimney will carry off more smokelan an 8 by 12-inch. The reason forlis is that, as the smoke travels upwarda spiral, two inches are left on each. THEY shared a room (and confidences) at more natural than this intimate scene, asAnne, now a devoted mother and home-maker,seeks advice from the famous Home Economicsauthority, her girlhood chum?
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