The Painter and Decorator, 66. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1952 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 47.
35. lappuse
... floor is laid in the kitchen , it is usually covered with linoleum , cork or rubber tile . The continued use of wood as a floor- ing material results from the fact that it is resilient and easier on the feet than most other substitutes ...
... floor is laid in the kitchen , it is usually covered with linoleum , cork or rubber tile . The continued use of wood as a floor- ing material results from the fact that it is resilient and easier on the feet than most other substitutes ...
36. lappuse
... floor . Under no cir- cumstances should boards wider than ten inches be used for sub - flooring . In laying both the sub - floor and the finish floor , ample nailing is employed so as to ensure a solid compact arrange- ment . When the ...
... floor . Under no cir- cumstances should boards wider than ten inches be used for sub - flooring . In laying both the sub - floor and the finish floor , ample nailing is employed so as to ensure a solid compact arrange- ment . When the ...
11. lappuse
... floor may be buffed with No. 3 steel wool . For working close to walls or corners or in closets , where the large machine . cannot be used , there are small power operated machines . After the floor has been sanded , it should be swept ...
... floor may be buffed with No. 3 steel wool . For working close to walls or corners or in closets , where the large machine . cannot be used , there are small power operated machines . After the floor has been sanded , it should be swept ...
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FEBRUARY 1952 NUMBER | 2 |
APRIL 1952 NUMBER | 4 |
SEPTEMBER 1952 NUMBER | 9 |
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