Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
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Architects, engineers and COM
pany designers have spent many
months in developing the Cor
onet, and have designed home
which offers an impression of
spaciousness. For example the
kitchen and living area flow to-
gether into what is virtually one
large room, but can be closed off
by use of decorative, and folding
doors into individual spaces.
Outstanding among the many
features, both in design and util-
ity of the Coronet are new alum
inum windows throughout. Living
room windows are ceiling to floor
thermopane units consisting Of
two banks, three panels high. Bed
room windows are the popular
shoulder height placed in a COR
ner arrangement. The bathroom
also utilizes the shoulder high win
dow. Besides offering additional
wall space for furniture place
ment, this new type window of
fers the maximum in privacy. All
windows are aluminium with
aluminium interior and exterior
trim.
Upon entering the living room
of the Coronet you can immedi-
ately see that the home is de-
signed for INABILITY. Just inside
the front entrance is a floor to
ceiling guest closet with a venti-
lating, space-saving folding door.
A handy nook for desk or televi-
sion adjoins this guest closet. If
used for television, the entire
furnishings of the living room
can be focused on this section of
the room. If desk is placed there,
furniture may be placed in an in
teresting arrangement in front of
the Thermopane Panorama Win
dow.
Bedrooms in the Port Clinton
Home Builders Coronet are spa
cious. Each has large floor-to-ceil-
ing closets utilizing the popular
folding doors. The bathroom is
large, with the tub placed in an
alcove. This provides adequate
shower facilities, besides increas-
ing the floor space. A newly de-
signed medicine chest is being
shown for the first time in the
Coronet. Two sliding mirror doors,
built in lighting and full width
vanity shelf add to the utility of
the cabinet.
The Coronet kitchen is careful
ly planned, step saving and eff
cient. The Formica top work sur
faces and baked enamel wall cab
inets are attractively grouped. A
kitchen exhaust fan is located
near the range. Just off the kitch-
en- proper is the laundry alcove.
Included in this alcove are Ben
dix Automatic Washer and Dryer.
Next to the laundry, completely
concealed, is separate room
housing the heating unit and auto
matte water heater.
One of the most popular fea-
lures of this new Coronet is an
entirely new concept of storage
space. Inside storage is provided
for trunks, baby carriages and
frequently used household items,
and separate storage room with
outside access for garden tools,
etc.
The proper division of space
within the home, the outside stor-
age facilities and room planning
were determined as a result of
exhaustive studies of living hab-
its of great number of home
owners, and upon the advice of
outstanding architects as we'll as
Women's organizations.
Arthur P. Ach, treasurer of
Port Clinton Home Builders Com
pany said today that while the
Coronet is the pilot model of Ma
tional's new 1853 line of homes,
there are many other outstanding
designs. He mentioned that the
new line would include new two
and three bedroom models, rear
living room house with carport
and outside storage, and three and
four bedroom designs with bath
and half.
Mr.. Gene Bolte of Bolte Realty
Company, Sales Representative for
Port Clinton Home Builders Com
pany says that the lifting of reg
ulation "x" which required high
down and monthly payments, has
enabled more people to purchase
homes of their own. Mr.. Bolte
said that with the new low terms
now available, 81 have noticed
an increasing intereste in the
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