Fig. 1-The suggested layout for a concrete products shed. Left: Plan. A, B, C, and D—Material storage area. A—Bin 6ft. x 8ft. for large aggregate. B—Gravel bin 6ft. x 8ft. C—Sand bin 6ft. x 8ft. The fronts of these bins are only 1ft. high. D—Cement store 6ft. x 6ft. E—Gravel dock of truck height and 6ft x 8ft. F-Steps G-Rack and shelves for mould storage. H—Reinforcing bench. I-Bar bender. J—Vice. K-Steel rack. L—Door. M—Slide rails for post moulds. N—Vibrating table. O-Mixer. P—Water tub. Q—Mixing area. R—Moulding area. S—Hardening and curing area. Right: End elevation. A-Opening to bins to allow filling direct from truck. These openings are shuttered in wet weather. B—Unloading dock.

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Fig. 1-The suggested layout for a concrete products shed. Left: Plan. A, B, C, and D—Material storage area. A—Bin 6ft. x 8ft. for large aggregate. B—Gravel bin 6ft. x 8ft. C—Sand bin 6ft. x 8ft. The fronts of these bins are only 1ft. high. D—Cement store 6ft. x 6ft. E—Gravel dock of truck height and 6ft x 8ft. F-Steps G-Rack and shelves for mould storage. H —Reinforcing bench. I-Bar bender. J—Vice. K-Steel rack. L—Door. M—Slide rails for post moulds. N—Vibrating table. O-Mixer. P—Water tub. Q—Mixing area. R—Moulding area. S—Hardening and curing area. Right: End elevation. A-Opening to bins to allow filling direct from truck. These openings are shuttered in wet weather. B—Unloading dock.