Concrete Construction for the Home and the Farm

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INDEX

Concrete in the Country

What is "Concrete"?

How to Place Concrete

Concrete Sidewalks and Floors

Specifications

A Foundation Gutter and Walk

Repairs to Farm Buildings

A Concrete Entrance Floor

Farm Buildings Should be Connected by a Concrete Driveway

Alleyways Between Buildings

Carriage Washing Floors

Feeding Floors and Barnyard Pavements

Manure Pits and Cisterns

Concrete Barnyards

Feeding Troughs, Racks and Mangers

Concrete Barn Floors

Concrete in the Cow Barn

Wind Walls and Their Importance

Concrete and the Silo

Sanitary Water Supply

Watering Troughs and Tanks

Small Farm Buildings

A Request

Should you find this book helpful in building with concrete, we would consider it a favor to have you so inform us. Likewise, we would appreciate a description (and a photograph if possible) of whatever you have built in concrete.

In this way you will assist us in aiding others in the same way we hope we have helped you.

If you do not fully understand any part of this book, or if you desire further information, write us and we shall be glad to do anything else we can.


CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
for the HOME and the FARM

“CONCRETE FOR PERMANENCE”

1916

THE ATLAS PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY
30 Broad Street, New York 134 So. LaSalle Street, Chicago
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