The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-21
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CONNECTED with Fluss)s All smoke pipes
and all breeching to all boilers. fur
| naces, stoves, ranges and fireplaces.
shallsbe properly connected with stacks
or flues. So
! (Woodwork Not to 8s Placed Against
Hluss). No wood casing, furring or lath
shall be placed against or cover any
smoke fiue or metal pipe used to convey
hot air or steam.
(1orbidding smoke Htpsss Through
Floorsls nj No smoke pipe shall pass
through any floor.
| (Stove Pipes, Distance from Ceilings
and Partitions mo stove pipe shall be
placed nearer than nine inches to any
lath and plaster or board partition, CELL
ing or any woodwork. ...
Allsstacks and fues shall be built per-
fectlytfireproofe. a
! (Trimmer Arches).S All fireplaces and
chimney breasts. where mantels are
placed, shall have trimmer arches to
tsupport the hearths and shall be- not
less than twenty inches in width from
the face of the chimney breast and shall
| be constructed of brick, stone, burnt
clay or concrete and shall be the length
! Of the chimney breast. ...E
(Wood Csntsrs Under Trimmer Arch
srsl All wood centers under trimmer
arches must be removed.
(WoodWoxk Back Of q Summer Fiece).
! No woodwork of any smantel, shall be
exposed back of the summer piece, and
all summer pieces shall be Of freproof
! material. : ~
(smoks Flues to. be 1dnsd).S In all
buildings hereafter erected every smoke
f1ue shall be lined continuously on the
inside with we'll burnt clay, or terra cot
ia pipe, made smooth on the inside,
from the bottom of the tlue, or from the
! throat of the fireplace. if the flue starts
| from the latter, and carried up ,continu-
ouslys to the extreme height of the f1ue.
ends of Lining Pipe to Pit Close).
The ends of all such lining pipes shall
be made to fit close together, and the
pipe shall be built in as the f1ue or f1ues
i are carried up.
| (Bx1ckwork). Each flue shall be in
I closed on all sides with not less than
eight inches Of solid brickwork properly
bonded together, excepting only. that
the iSwithes or brickwork between the
lined flues on the inside Of the chimney
may be four inches in thickness.
Ginning Behind Crate In Fireplace).
! When CRATE is set in fireplace, lin
ling of firebrick, at least two inches in
thickness shall be added to the fire.
back unless soap stone, tile or cast
iron lis used and filled up solidly behind
with fireproof material.
(Thickness for Smoke Flues for Boil
ers, Furnaces, Etc). The brickwork of
the smoke flues of all low pressure boil
ers. furnaces, bakers ovens, large cook
ing ranges, large laundry stoyes,.e and
all flues used for a similar purpose,
shall be at least eight inches lin thick
ness, and lined continuously on the in
side with we'll burnt clay or terra Gotta
pipe.
lTo.bs capped). And shall be capped
, | !, %o~r
; (1nsides Flues of Steam Boilers). The
walls of all high pressure boiler flues
shall be. not less than twelve inches,
and the inside four inches of such walls
shall be frebrick, laid in! fire-mortar.
for a distance Of twenty-five feet in any
direction from the source of heat.
STOVES RANGES, ETC.
Sec. 1S. (setting Of Stoves and Rang
es.t Near Stud Partition). No kitchen
range, coal range or stove in any build
ing shall be placed less than six inches
from any protected woodwork or wood
stud partition and all coal stoves and
ranges shall be set upon metal, brick
tile, cement or other approved incom-
bustible material, extending }at least one
foot in front of the stove or range. =
clearance from Tloor). All gas
Y ranges having an air space of at least
six inches underneath the stove, may
be set directly; on a wood floor. -.
q (Gas 8toves to Have Flue Connec.
tioAs)s All gas stoves and heaters OF
any kind, must have sfue connections. s:
(Rubbsr HOSE Not to be Used for Ga,
Connections). No gas stove, gas range
4 or gas heater shall besconnected by rub
: ber hose connections
Cash 1scsptac1ss). All receptacles
, for ashes shall be galvanized iron, bricl
/ or other, incombustiblez material.
b :. BOILERS.
b. sec 49, placing OF Brtck-set. Boil
a ers). A brick-set boiler shall not b,
:, placed on any wood or combustible foo
i" or beams.
u (Portable boilers, Flooring under)
Wood or combusticle floors or beams un
\. der and not less than three feet in from
!. and one foot on the side of all port
's able boilers shall be protected by
Il brick foundation Of = three courses. O
y brickwood,- we'll laid in mortar on shee
= iron. =
Cash PAM. A cast-iron ash pan o
u suitable thickness shall be placed unde
'. the boiler, of width at least equal, t
~ base Of boiler, and extending at leas
4 two feet in front of it,. Il " &>#
~ CP1otection, Of Woodwork).,- All lat
B. and plaster and wood ceilings an
4 beams, over and to a distance Of notle
II than four feet in, front of all boilers
shall be shielded with metal.
(O4OtW0CO0 4GO" VO"OU8b4VA0
tionsl No combustible partition shal
- be within four feet of the sides an
=. back and six feet from the front Of an
y boiler, unless said partition shall
u covered with metal to the height Of a
y least three feet above. the floor, an
=. shall extend from the end or back of tn
boiler to at least five feet in front of il
then.the distance shall be not less tina
y two feet from the sides and five fee
il, from the front of the boiler.
h. STEAM AND HOT WATER PIPES
"a Sec.s 20. (stoam or Hot Water Hea,
:. Ing qPtpss-Distaucs: from woodwork
!" Steam or hot water heating pipes sha
10 mot be placed within two inches Of an
Y timber or woodwork, unless the timbt
- or woodwork is protected by met.
shield; then the distance shall not
- less than one inch. -
(Pips Covsrings). All steam and hi
4. water pipe coverings shall consist
fre-proof materials only. II - ''.ss55@
GAS AND WAT11, PIPES.
- Sec 21. Gas ana water Pipeg-1
u Have stop.Cook on. .8idswalk) j.. Ever
OF building hereafter. erected, and all fa
to tories, hotels, churches, theaters, scho
h.. houses and other buildings of a publ
character, now erected in which, gas
d, steam is used for, lighting or ! heatin
er. shall have the supply pipes, leading fro
n. the street mains provided each with
4. stop-cock placed in the sidewalk at :,
=. near the curb, and so arranged as to a
Ill low Of shutting off at that point.
70 IS GAS ,rIxTuAEs.
ca Sec. 20. (aas -Distan
ho from Woodworkl All gas bracke
Ia. shall be placed at least three feet b