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Single 3-Way Simplex Slab, Completed |
The smooth finished underside,
with no exposed metal to care for, makes it itself a
very attractive ceiling for any basement room. And on
account of double concrete mass the vibration is
eliminated and the noise of pedestrians' footsteps is
not transmitted to the room below, as in other
construction. |
All glass in the Simplex is the
tough , which is provided, the
same as in our other constructions,
with the Plastic Malleable Coating, so that breakage by the
expansion and contraction of the concrete is practically
eliminated. And with the edges of the tiles beveled the
cement top is worked up over the Plastic coating. It is
therefor impossible for the expansion pressure to squeeze
any of this coating out, leaving a leaky joint or any
unprotected edge of the glass. |
All Simplex construction is formed
and moulded at the factory, ready for finishing on the job.
Thus the number of tiles to the square foot is established
and fixed and it cannot be altered. In our specifications
are followed in ordering Simplex Construction the architect
and the owner can rest assured that they are getting the
all the daylight that they specify.
Because of the type of construction,
the fixed amount of glass area and the fewness of supporting
beams, there probably is no reinforced concrete construction
that gives as much light when installed as the Simplex.
The form of the glass tiles is the
SIMPLEX is the same as for the Paschall, except that the
sides are moulded with a special ridge to make a close joint
with the cement. With a maximum of glass area, the SIMPLEX,
preformed, leads all concrete types of construction as an
effective daylighting installation.
Added to the fact that SIMPLEX is
the most efficient as well as the easiest and simplest to
install, is the fact that it is the most economical lighting
system offered today. Strength, simplicity, effectiveness,
safety, freedom from trouble and neatness all combine to
make SIMPLEX the ideal installation for sidewalk lights.
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Showing Effect of Sidewalk Lights on Subway
Underneath Platforms at Train Shed in New Michigan Central
Depot, Detroit, Michigan.
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