So Build It that the Original Beauty of the Stucco will be Preserved S
PECIFY Bishopric Board for your client’s Stucco dream home and advise the use of the Stucco mixtures described in our booklet.
Bishopric Board preserves the beauty of Stucco because it holds the walls and columns permanently intact. Its dovetailed-key wood strips hold the Stucco in a vise-like grip and repairs are never necessary. Bishopric Board is nailed so positively to the building that the weight of the Stucco cannot strain a single wood strip. Other backgrounds cannot be nailed so securely, a big reason why they fail to keep the Stucco surface unmarred and unbroken.
Applied with joints broken every four feet the strain is distributed over the entire wall area adding greater strength and rigidity to the building.
The wood strips are creosoted like railroad ties against exposure and at
mospheric change. The Asphalt Mastic in which the wood strips are imbedded is a tough, preservative material and retards moisture. The waterproofed fibreboard backing is a nonconductor and prevents circulation of moisture.
Not only does Bishopric Board keep Stucco firmly locked for generations but it insulates the home perfectly and deadens sound. It costs less than other Stucco bases and requires one-third less Stucco. You can give your clients extra conveniences with the saving effected.
Used on interior walls, ceilings and partitions it provides desirable insulation, smothers sound and saves time, labor and plaster. M akes a very warm home yet cool in summer.
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AVE you ever tried BISHOPRIC SHEATHING? Its final cost, applied, is nearly 30% less than for 7/8 -inch wood
sheathing and it makes a solid wall without knot-holes. More and more Corporations are using it for industrial housing.
Your request will bring our booklet giving the perfect Stucco mixture and reports covering tests made of Bishopric Board by Sheffield Scientific School and others. Also sample of the Board. Write.
THE BISHOPRIC MFC. COMPANY, 964 Este Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio
Mr. George Gunther’s beautiful residence, Baltimore, Md. Mr. Otto G. Simonson was the Architect, and Mr. Daniel Shaffer the Stucco Contractor. Bishopric Board used on all exteriors.
PECIFY Bishopric Board for your client’s Stucco dream home and advise the use of the Stucco mixtures described in our booklet.
Bishopric Board preserves the beauty of Stucco because it holds the walls and columns permanently intact. Its dovetailed-key wood strips hold the Stucco in a vise-like grip and repairs are never necessary. Bishopric Board is nailed so positively to the building that the weight of the Stucco cannot strain a single wood strip. Other backgrounds cannot be nailed so securely, a big reason why they fail to keep the Stucco surface unmarred and unbroken.
Applied with joints broken every four feet the strain is distributed over the entire wall area adding greater strength and rigidity to the building.
The wood strips are creosoted like railroad ties against exposure and at
mospheric change. The Asphalt Mastic in which the wood strips are imbedded is a tough, preservative material and retards moisture. The waterproofed fibreboard backing is a nonconductor and prevents circulation of moisture.
Not only does Bishopric Board keep Stucco firmly locked for generations but it insulates the home perfectly and deadens sound. It costs less than other Stucco bases and requires one-third less Stucco. You can give your clients extra conveniences with the saving effected.
Used on interior walls, ceilings and partitions it provides desirable insulation, smothers sound and saves time, labor and plaster. M akes a very warm home yet cool in summer.
H
AVE you ever tried BISHOPRIC SHEATHING? Its final cost, applied, is nearly 30% less than for 7/8 -inch wood
sheathing and it makes a solid wall without knot-holes. More and more Corporations are using it for industrial housing.
Your request will bring our booklet giving the perfect Stucco mixture and reports covering tests made of Bishopric Board by Sheffield Scientific School and others. Also sample of the Board. Write.
THE BISHOPRIC MFC. COMPANY, 964 Este Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio
Mr. George Gunther’s beautiful residence, Baltimore, Md. Mr. Otto G. Simonson was the Architect, and Mr. Daniel Shaffer the Stucco Contractor. Bishopric Board used on all exteriors.