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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1957

Page

28

Retirement House With Four Features For Seniors

The Retirement House HW-54 designed by architect Sam Paul emphasizes heart-saving, easy maintenance, and potential expansion. It fits small plots with 37 ft frontage and 33 ft 93 in depth, includes floor-height cabinets, pass-through kitchen, ample ventilation, and a 1015 sq ft living area plus porch. The plan supports carport use, 36 inch doors, 3 ft 6 in hallways, and can convert to a three-bedroom seven-room home with a family room addition.

Andrew C. Lang Sam Paul Paul

Picket fence building tips for durable home repairs

Do choose ready made fence pickets in standard sizes and designs. Do build a fence three to four feet high with 2x4 rails and 4x4 posts set eight feet apart with two feet in the ground. Use rust proof nails. Do soak post bottoms to prevent rot. Don’t set posts in dirt or let water pool on flat tops. use concrete or stones for footing.

Order Study Plan For House Of The Week

The notice invites readers to order a study plan showing each door and all four elevations with a guide on How to Get Your House Built. Send name, address, and 85 cents to the newspaper to receive rough construction estimates for budgeting and to discuss with banks builders and architects.

Antiques Outdoors: New York Fair Sparks Open Air Living

Antiques can brighten outdoor spaces with bold pieces from the New York Antiques Fair. Highlights include early American chests, brass lamps, copper utensils, pine sawbuck tables, carriage lamps, and ornamental gates. Items like ship bells and Victorian iron urns suit modern terraces, while copper recoating and retinning ensure longevity for patio use.

Vivian Brown New York Blackamoor

Glue Laminated Wood Arches Aid School Construction

A new trend uses glued laminated wood arches and beams to support walls ceilings and roofs. Made from 1 and 2 inch pine boards these laminated elements provide decoration as well as structure and can span more than 300 feet.

Water runoff caps add style to posts

A method to shed water from posts involves shaping them to encourage runoff or using special caps designed for drainage. The caps also provide a decorative finish while protecting the post from weathering.

Boiler Cooling for Homes Showcased at Chicago Expo

The 13th International Heating and Air Conditioning Exposition in Chicago displayed boiler based cooling options for homes. Exhibits demonstrated combined and separate heating cooling systems with boiler supplied hot water and chillers. Units include built in fans and adjustable air output with air filtration and dehumidification. Condensate drainage uses the house waste system or ground. Italy lowers coal imports via new natural gas finds.

Chicago

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