A stucco house built of
BISHOPRIC is for “All Time and Clime”
Residence of Geo. W. Klewer, Architect,. 36 Crescent Drive, Glencoe, Ill- Bishopric Sheathing used as sub-flooring—on roofs under shingles, and as Sheathing under Bishopric Stucco Base. Bishopric Stucco Base used on all
exteriors. Bishopric Plaster Base used on all interiors.
The Bishopric Manufacturing Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gentlemen:—In the construction of mÿ own home in Glencoe, 111., the use of your Bishopric as under-flooring, outside sheathing and as. roof boarding, was very satisfactory. As under-flooring, particularly in the first floor, it works well as a preventative agaipst basement dust getting into the lining rooms above; as sheajh> ing, it insures closed air spaces in the outside walls, and as roof boarding, its economy in cost was a big factor. As I was building in the early spring I was doubtful as to the effect rain might cause, but ten or twelve rain storms seemed to have no effect on its efficiency.
Whère possible, I am advocating the use of Bishopric, both as I used it and as a support for plaster.
.Yours very truly,
GEORGE W. KLEWER, Architect.
I
T is of great importance in the construction of the house of stucco to provide for the preservation of its beauty, its
resistance against fire, vermin and decay, its insulation against change of temperature and dampness. Bishopric stucco and plaster base in construction and in use, offers the possibilities of this insurance.
We have prepared “Bishopric For All Time and Clime,” a booklet for you, containing facts and figures, and illustrated with photographs of beautiful houses built with Bishopric stucco, plaster and sheathing units. Ask for it.
THE BISHOPRIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY
101 ESTE AVENUE
CINCINNATI, O.
FACTORIES: CINCINNATI, OHIO, AND OTTAWA, CANADA
NEW YORK CITY OFFICEr 2848 GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL
The American Architect, published every other Wednesday at 243 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as second* class matter January 6th, 1909, at tHe P6st Office at New. York, N. Y„ under the act of March 3rd, 1897. Subscription price in the United States and Possessions, $6.00 per year. Issue No. 2372, dated Tuly 20, 1921.
BISHOPRIC is for “All Time and Clime”
Residence of Geo. W. Klewer, Architect,. 36 Crescent Drive, Glencoe, Ill- Bishopric Sheathing used as sub-flooring—on roofs under shingles, and as Sheathing under Bishopric Stucco Base. Bishopric Stucco Base used on all
exteriors. Bishopric Plaster Base used on all interiors.
The Bishopric Manufacturing Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gentlemen:—In the construction of mÿ own home in Glencoe, 111., the use of your Bishopric as under-flooring, outside sheathing and as. roof boarding, was very satisfactory. As under-flooring, particularly in the first floor, it works well as a preventative agaipst basement dust getting into the lining rooms above; as sheajh> ing, it insures closed air spaces in the outside walls, and as roof boarding, its economy in cost was a big factor. As I was building in the early spring I was doubtful as to the effect rain might cause, but ten or twelve rain storms seemed to have no effect on its efficiency.
Whère possible, I am advocating the use of Bishopric, both as I used it and as a support for plaster.
.Yours very truly,
GEORGE W. KLEWER, Architect.
I
T is of great importance in the construction of the house of stucco to provide for the preservation of its beauty, its
resistance against fire, vermin and decay, its insulation against change of temperature and dampness. Bishopric stucco and plaster base in construction and in use, offers the possibilities of this insurance.
We have prepared “Bishopric For All Time and Clime,” a booklet for you, containing facts and figures, and illustrated with photographs of beautiful houses built with Bishopric stucco, plaster and sheathing units. Ask for it.
THE BISHOPRIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY
101 ESTE AVENUE
CINCINNATI, O.
FACTORIES: CINCINNATI, OHIO, AND OTTAWA, CANADA
NEW YORK CITY OFFICEr 2848 GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL
The American Architect, published every other Wednesday at 243 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as second* class matter January 6th, 1909, at tHe P6st Office at New. York, N. Y„ under the act of March 3rd, 1897. Subscription price in the United States and Possessions, $6.00 per year. Issue No. 2372, dated Tuly 20, 1921.