The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-07-06

asbestos. Neither the outer pipe or
the covering shall be within one inch
of wooden studding, and no wooden
lath shall be used to cover the por-
ton of the partition in which the hot
air pine is located. Hot air pipes in
closets shall be double with a space of
at least one inch between them on all
sides.
Every hot air furnace shall have at
least one register without valve or
louvres.
A register located over a brick fur
mace shall be supported by a brick
shaft. built up from the cover of the
hot air chamber; said shaft shall be
lined with a metal pipe, and no wood
work shall be within 8 inches of the
outer face of the shaft.
A register box placed in the floor
over a portable furnace shall have an
open space around it of not less than
4 inches on all sides and be supported
by an incombusitble border.
Hot air registers placed in any
woodwork or combustible floors shat!
be surrounded with borders of incon1-
hustible material, not less than .
inches wide, securely set in place.
| The register boxes shall be of
metal, and be double; the distance be-
tween the two shall not be less than
one inch; or they may be single If COW
= cred with asbestos not less than one.
). eighth inch in thickness, and if all
woodwork within 2 inches be covered
: with tin .
r Cold air ducts for hot-air furnaces
eh"ll be made of incombustible mate
rial.
q Section &c. Steam and Hot Wate1
Pipes. No steam or hot water pip
n shall be within l inch of any wood
work. Every steam Of hot water pip
passing through combustible floors @
10 ceilings or wooden lath and plaste
partitions, shall be protected by
metal tube l inch larger in diamete
!, than the pipe, and be provided with
- metal cap. All wooden boxes, o
y cases enclosing steam or hot waite
~ heating pipes, or wooden covers to re
e cesses in walls in which steam or nc
water heating pipes are placed, sha
~ te lined with metal.
III Section 81. Dry Rooms. No CON
bustible material shall be permitted
a the construction Of any dry ROOF
N. hereafter erected, in which a tempers
n0 IUIc VI 1SC uSSICCo WV
- my exist. If a temperature of vi
he der 125 degrees Fahrenheit is to
IN used, the dry room may be constructe
of Of wood, but it shall be lined through
out with one-eighth inch asbestos, CO
cred with sheet metal .
If windows are placed in walls
ceilings of dry rooms, they shall
of wired glass set in fixed incor
nd bustible sash and frames.
lot Section 20. Stoves and Ranges. !
oh kitchen stove or range in any bull
ing shall be placed less than 3 fe
ne from any woodwork or wooden la
ri and plaster partition, unless the WOO
1r- work is properly protected by. met
les shields; in which cas- the distan
3D. shall not be less than 10 inches. Met
in, shields shall be loosely attached, tn
asst preserving air space between them.
os, Hotel and restaurant ranges sh'
ON be provided with a metal hood, plac
not at least 8 inches below any wood
lath and plaster or wooden ceili1
, q and have an individual pipe out
connected with a good brick flue. T
pipe shall be protected by at least
inch of asbestos covering, or its equ
alent.
ide Combustible floors under coal rar
ain es and similar appliances without LEI
the such as mentioned in section 80,
ov- which hot fires are maintained, sh
ted be protected by a sheet of metal,