Identifier: canadianwood22 (find matches)
Title: Canadian wood products industries
Year: 1922 (1920s)
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Subjects: Furniture industry and trade Woodworking industries
Publisher: Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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are later elevat-ed to the top of the building, the air extracted, andthe material fed to the boilers which supply the nec-essary heat for the drying kilns. A noteworthyfeature of the factory is that it is flooded with lightfrom windows in all directions, which makes for bet-ter working conditions and the turning out of quali-ty goods. A complete saw filing and machine room in main-tained where all necessary repairs and alterationsare made for the numerous machines, and in additionto the floors devoted to the many varieties of woodgoods which the Hayward Lumber Company turnsout, there are separate departments for glazing, glue-ing, and erecting, as well as glass and packing rooms. Sash, doors, and all interior finish is being turn-ed out in large quantities, not only for the Companysbranch yards, but these goods are being deliveredthroughout all the Northern portion of the province. The plant is equipped for making all classes ofmill .work, store fixtures, office equipment, including
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Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer 57 special house and office cabinets, etc. Builders sup-plies are also handled, and every requisite for a build-ing can be obtained from the Hay ward Co., from theinterior finish to the paint fur the exterior finish. Allthat is necessary is to say Send me everything for ahouse of such and such a plan, or for a fixture of suchand such a design, and the Hayward Lumber Com-pany will do the rest. Lunch Room For Employees The saws, framing machines, planers, stickers,boring machines, lathes and re-saws occupy most ofthe main floor, the machines being footed in concrete.On this floor there is also a lunch room for the accom-modation of the employees. On the second floor,which is especially constructed for strength, withlaminated flooring, are saws, shapers, tenoners, stick-ers, panel raisers, band saws, clamps, triple-drum Sand-ers, planers, rip-saws, trimming saws and jointers.There are specially fitted benches on this floor flood-ed with ligh

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