Danks' Patent Wooden m Hi ■ (Counterbalanced). Ideal Tor Garag-cs, Movahle Partitions, Lock-ups, etc. MADE TO ANY SIZE. Eusily Installed. Easy to Handle. •No Waste Room. AGENTS: BUILDERS' SUPPLIES LTD. Wallace Building, 1 Anzac Avenue. Inquire Through Your Architect. HOME BUILDERS, FARMERS— Have You Realised the Advantages of Correct and Effective Sanitary Installation? REINFORCED CONCRETE Each Tank ready to lay. No special experience required to inatal. Can be set in position in two hours aftd used immediately. Once installed they last a lifetime. Write for Free Illustrated Literature. HUME PIPE CO. (Aust.) LTD. (Incorp. in Aust.), DILWORTH BUILDINGS :: :: AUCKLAND. When skylights are required for any type of roof, fit "Starkie" 1937 Improved Skylights. They are made in various types for every roof - lighting problem. The new Spring Clip is a patented feature. 1937 IMPROVED There are many years of experience behind Starkie 1937, ,m f r ® * Skylights, and they have overcome old problems such as rain seepage, drips from condensed steam and the capillary act |°" of dust. Scores of the largest buildings have Starkie Skylights, Made in Fixed and Ventilating types, in standard sizes. We also manufacture to special measurements. . D. HENRY & CO. LIMITED SOLE MANUFACTURERS 12-14* NELSON STREET :: AUCKLAND • THE HOME OF GOOD CONCRETE If our neighbours lived in glass houses we could see at a glance just what "unit-concrete construction" contributes to modern domestic architecture. In the accompanying diagram five necessary adjuncts of every home are shown in silhouette- —all of them composed of volume-produced units of reinforced concrete. On the extreme right are the washing tubs, made of specially fine material to prevent seepage and to give a smooth, clean surface. Here is 1937's answer to the problem of the old-fashioned unhygienic wooden tubs. On the extreme left is a single fireplace and chimney of pumice concrete units —interchangeable and easily handled. Next is a double chimney with open fireplace in one room and kitchen range in the other—likewise built up of units. These are complete, ready for assembling, as supplied direct from the factory. The actual assembling requires no special skill beyond capacity to read the printed instructions supplied to customers. Other advantages of portable pumice chimneys are: safety from fire Cfor pumice is an excellent insulator) and safety from earthquakes (for reinforced and tongued-and-grooved units are more shock-proof than any other suitable medium). Transport, J too, is reduced to a minimum, and, of course, the initial cost is far below that of older chimney designs. y For the courtyard, patio, terrace or garden path the conn crete slab has* replaced all former methods of construction not e only because the slabs are much more economical but also t, because the appearance is so much more effective. The last of the five products we are considering was actually the first to be commercially developed. In the last 20 years this New Zealand invention has come to be almost the only kind of washing boiler in- ■ stalled. Even the latest gas and electric S~ 1 | models cannot replace the modern steelencased pumice-concrete-boiler either for convenience or economy, as, besides boiling ~~ a gallon of water, per minute, the pumice frame is ideal for purposes of incinerating • Nowadays you would no more —g- 1 . - -"build-in" your boiler than you would your refrigerator or your stove. This is the age of portable units throughout the 'house, and ferro-concrete construction in modern mechanised factories has contributcd five of the largest and most essential units of all. Article and illustrations by Firth Concrete Ltd., 59 Lake Rmd, Frankton. It Insulates, Decorates, Quiets Noise, Resists Fire and Vermin ... YET COSTS LESS Vt, {i J MADE IN AUCKLAND, EMPLOYING LOCAL LABOUR. ENDORSED BY ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. WINSTONE LTD. 69-77 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Phone 44-880. USE " SISAL-KRAFT' Use 111 nlnce OT scrim to cover rough lining- hoards, or any damaged walls. No matter How roii&h, all s ul ,f» ce ? made smootli and clean. ir lined with ,vntTrnrnnr ho wallpapered, painted, or calsomlned, and Is wnteiproor, vermlnproof, and wlndproof. STOP CONDENSATION DRIPS by using SISAL-KRAFT underneiith corrugated iron or tiled roofs. No wlro netting rclnrorcement required. " HOUSE LININGS 8/9 100 sq. ft. S-K WALLBOARD The natural Biscuit colour or tills Wallhoard, which Is rU ■ The natural UlSClllt rffl E" I £ fikd* li'im iii *ii i r'* -frif ' I colour or this Wall- H I Bra fliswW ip*~ir~ni ' 1 11I'?'31FJilfllTI"'rifllfi hoard, which Is . ■ Jxy li! iJlfilrt®! recommended for 100 so ft. k'Vr '.to Bf'.UL-'*? I I ncross open studs iUU bl »* ! f calling henms, docs noi rcrmlro rim j , TuffillWll II nnv further decorfltlon, or, ir desired, fc/n I J 1 mWmll 11 can he wallpapered, painted or cal- \ I somlned. COVER SI HIPS 10 COVhn biffl? ir7y «* , .OwFjU IE all joins, supplied frek. "s-k" 4,-rzJ if 9-piY Wnllboard Is unbreakable, watcrproor, and vermlnproor. 1 » SISAL-KRAFT » AIR FELTB—-NO. 1, "TEXTURED 14/" N °' 3 ' 19/6 100 For undernenth carpets and linos. T —T Watcrproor and vermlnproof. Double faced, one surfneo textured, the other plain " 8-K" COMBINATION FELTED FLOOR COVERING - - - 2/- pOP Bt ' uaro ynrd ' Replacing costly linos, ' ' Write for FREE SAMPLES and illustrated Literature, or—Visit our Showrooms: P. HEATH-PREEST, Palmor#ton Buildings, 47 Queen St.,"Auckland. Phono 40-079. "TEXTURED mmm TIMBER" AT LOWEST PRICES. Highest Quality. Cash mo re Bros. Ltd. . ARTHUR STREET, NEWMARKET. BUSH: PUTARURU. 'WW2u WtfttfiTfrt/rWrf/fll wjmfm 'ill ijjh 'jMMmm&tmssm mm* : "I ifm. enamelled for SERVICE and QUALITY at COMPETITIVE PRICES THE MORNINGSIDE TIMBEIR COMPANY LTD. Extensive Stocks of all Grades > of Timber, including. Kiln-dried Flooring and finishings. •X\v ★ 9 Phone 14-801 Taylors Road, Morningside. S.W.I. i 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111l Elllclent, simple to erect, no poles or guy wires, Equal to the best for overseas and local statlong:?and n dellnlte improvement to -sbort-wave receptfon. Fasten to your chimney or gable. 'Price, ■ 1? /6 Posted, 18/6. As used on the lead roofs of Windsor Castle. Builders' Supplies Lid, Bottom of Anzac Avenue, AUCKLAND. C.P.O. Box 1477. :: Phone 40-133. CHROMIUM The Friend of the Motorist Undoubtedly the finest finish known to science—no tarnish, consequently no cleaning:. All you do Is to dust or wash and dry the article. Have your car or cycle parts, towel rails, door bandies, califonts CHROMIUM-PLATED—It Payi 3 AUCKLAND ELECTROPLATING CO. LTD. 351 QUEEN STREET. Telegrams: DAZZLERS. Phone 42-618. All interested in the Building Trade should not fail to see the attractive Working Display of ' HAYMAN' ELECTRIC LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT at the Auckland Winter Exhibition, SHED 9, or send for Literature to L. T. HAYMAN LTD. 20 FANSHAWE STREET: Phone 45-242. Two Invaluable BUILDING Publications Specially' published to assist— Homebuilders, Farmers, and Building Contractors. AND PIG HOUSING." Postage,; Paid, 1/6 co fl' 16 Full Pages of Valuable Information"BETTEß HOMES IN NEW ZEALAND." Containing *" Sixty Modern House Plans," and Working Details of the latest in Modern Kitchen Designs--32 Pages crammed full Invaluable Information f° r Homebuilder or Design^ Price, 2/6 Postage LIMITED ISSUE—ORDER NOWIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIiniIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIUUIIUIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22819, 28 August 1937, Page 22
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