Identifier: CatalogueOfUsefulInformationAndTablesRelativeToIronSheetAndOther (find matches)
Title: Catalogue of useful information and tables relative to iron, sheet and other products manufactured by Milliken Brothers, arranged for the use of engineers, architects and builders
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Milliken Brothers
Subjects: structural steel -- catalogs construction equipment -- catalogs Division 05 Division 41 steel column schedule steel beam schedule steel joist schedule structural steel framing structural steel for buildings steel joist framing metal fabrications metal stairs decorative metal cranes and hoists derricks
Publisher: Milliken Brothers
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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anized iron-or copper; plain or paneled, of any desired size. See Plate No. 86. These doors can be furnished withover-head tracks, fire fuses and complete self-closing attachments so that in case of fire the fuse will burn andthe doors will close automatically by their own weight, the tracks being placed on a slight incline. These doorsQre very serviceable for factory buildings and for doorways between buildings. When the doors connect twobuildings, the sills are placed 3 inches above the floor so as to prevent the water going from one building tothe other, thus causing damage. We also furnish Safe Doors, single or double, plain or ornamental, with or without combinationlocks. On the above Plate we show an elevation and plan of a safe door, the inner door being made intwo folds and the outer door in one fold, hung on a cast iron frame. These can be furnished of any width orheight desired, and the face of the outer door and frame can be moulded, decorated and painted. 257 Plate No. 86.
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r^ 358 In addition to work described and shown on the preceding pages, we furnish other material, a partiallist of which is given below : Chimney Caps, either of cast iron or steel; plain or ornamental. Elevators, either passenger or freight, with cars, guides, ropes and machinery for same, either forhydraulic or electric power. Hand power elevators for sidewalks ; also dumb waiters. Fire Escapes of wrought iron, plain or ornamental, for store or factory buildings. Flag Poles of steel or wood with halliards and fittings complete, including gilded balls and braces. Gates. Automatic wooden safety gates for front of freight elevators, counter-balanced, self-closingand operated automatically by car. Gearing and Opening Devices for iron or wooden sashes or transoms. Gratings of cast or wrought iron for sidewalks and areas; also steel bar or wire gratings for top ofelevator shafts to prevent machinery from falling down the shaft. Guards, either ornamental or plain, of iron, brass or bronze,

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