Turkish Baths

ITS LESION AND CONSTRUCTION. 107
may be fixed with ornamental wood fillets, or made
with screw-holes and affixed to ceiling joists.
Glazed brickwork for the walls of hot rooms, &c.,
should be specified to be executed with an extra neat
joint, and should bond to less than 12 in. to the foot ;
otherwise the effect of the unwieldy mortar joints is
FIG. 18.
Sec Men.
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30*
if or
Plan., looking up.
Section and Plan of an Enamelled Iron Ceiling.
clumsy. This applies equally to walling and to arches
and vaults. Work which may pass as fair in ordinary
cases, looks coarse and rough in the glazed interior walls
of a bath. In selecting glazed bricks there is some
difficulty in obtaining really delicate tints much of the
;
work produced
is unfortunately of a very crude
colouring.