Turkish Baths

ITS DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION. 133
were no available supply of water from house, a boiler
and tank could be placed in the stokery, and a cistern on
the flat roof.
The flat roof, if of iron and concrete, would
form an abutment to dome. If thought desirable, the
same flat roof could be carried over the combined tepidarium
and lavatorium. An air space
should be left
between the masonry of dome and covering of copper
or other material. The lights should be double glazed.
With the radiating stove there is no objection to the
loftiness of the dome. This bath could be perfectly
ventilated and supplied with pure heat of a most hygienic
character.