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Title: Modern bath rooms : with useful information and a number of valuable suggestions about plumbing for home builders or those about to remodel their present dwellings
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Subjects: Bathrooms Bathrooms Plumbing
Publisher: Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A. : Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Standard Modern BatL Room—Design P 85 THE walls of this room are tiled with 3 x 6-inch dull glazed or matte finish buff tile, trimmed with a darker shade ofbase, window trim, and capping. The floor is of white unglazed ceramic tile.The popular tiled-in recess bath and lavatory are here shown in a most practical and space saving way. Thepilaster between the bath and lavatory was constructed purposely, and contains the concealed tub fittings, a clothes chute tothe laundry, three drawers for towels, and a recessed medicine cabinet. A bath room that combines with beauty and refinement every modern sanitary idea, making it one of the most perfectbath rooms illustrated. Every fixture is set into the tiling, affording no place for dust and dirt to collect. It is easilycleaned, as it is impossible for water or moisture to collect under the fixtures. PRICES

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