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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1963

Page

32

Enterprise House of the Week: Spacious split level

The design J-74 by Rudolph A. Matern offers up to five bedrooms in 1,572 square feet with a 707 square foot family room level. Nine exterior entrances and a large reception foyer with two closets and a powder room provide easy flow and access between spaces inside and to the outdoors.

Rudolph A. Matern

House layout highlights and storage features described

The article describes a home with a full bath in the powder room area, a large laundry with a rear door, and a family room with extensive glass and a balcony overlooking the breakfast area. The living room dining area kitchen are on a raised level, with a rear terrace and multiple exterior doors. Upstairs hold three bedrooms and a master suite with a large walk in closet, two linen closets, and a main bath. The home sits on a full basement, with overall dimensions of 71 by 34 feet.

J-74 Statistics Side to Side Split Level House

A four or five bedroom side to side split level home features three full baths and a basement with a double garage. The living and bedroom levels total 1,572 square feet while the family room level adds 707 square feet, overall dimensions 71 feet 10 inches wide by 34 feet 5 inches deep.

Simple Wooden Radiator Enclosure Ideas for Beginners

A basic radiator cover with two sides a front and a top and no bottom or back fits over the radiator. Leave openings in the front and top to allow heat into the room, with perforated metal or screening preferred over many holes. Attach to a wooden frame and finish with trim. consider aluminum foil behind the radiator to reflect heat.

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