L f t 7^ t) 20 PLUMBING FIXTURES for the HOME *n tAING cV MRDEif/ % "#taudard" Plumbing Fixtures and china fittings are made in the colors illustrated on this page. Each center disk is a "^attdafd" fixture color. It is surrounded by three colors which combine with it harmoniously and which represent a simple color scheme with the color at the bottom for the floors, the color at the top right, the walls, and the color at the top left, the dominant tone in the draperies. The distinguishing characteristic of bandar d" colors is purity. It is this characteristic which makes possible that harmony with other colors, so essential to lasting satisfaction. : S YOU read this book the conviction will come to you that the bathroom can be the most distinctive, as well as the most essential, room in your home. It is the one room that distinguishes an American home of today from the homes of all other lands and all other times. This salient characteristic of America, the bathroom, is a symbol of the highest standard of hygiene and home sanitation that has ever existed. The Standard <$anitar.9 Tt)fc). Co. has taken an important part in the attain- ment of this high standard of living. As the world's largest manufacturer ofr plumbing fixtures, this company has pioneered improvements in the construc- tion and design of plumbing fixtures which have promoted the health, comfort and happiness of a whole nation. And now by creating new and beautiful designs for plumbing fixtures in a variety of exquisite colors, "<$tancfard" has made it possible to think of the bathroom in terms of beauty as well as utility. These new styled plumbing fixtures in color have made a modern interior of the old-fashioned bathroom in thousands of homes, and contributed, as nothing else can, to their comfort and livability. Note the reasonableness of the prices as you turn the pages and refer to page 58, if interested in the "Standard" Time Payment Plan. THE ORCHID OF VINCENNES BATHROOM Orchid of Vincennes — this color, like all the Standard" colors, was inspired by and derives its name from, some historic achievement in the ceramic art.^ The name is a tribute to the high degree of artistry attained by the craftsmen of the potters of old Vincennes in the time of Louis XIV of France. Here, in • the Royalton Bath, the Castleton Lavatory and Master Madera Water-closet, this delicate color is given a harmonious setting of green, blue and black. There are certain interesting facts you must know about the manufacture of colored plumbing fixtures before you can select them with fine discrimination. The ideal materials for the making of plumbing fixtures are vitreous china and enameled iron. The processes of their manufacture are different and from that difference arises the difficulty of obtaining the same shade of color in the bath which is enameled as in the water-closet which must be vitreous china, or in the lavatory which may be either vitreous china or enamel. Since no two manufacturers make the same colors, all the colored fixtures you select for your bathroom should be made by the same company. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: Royalton Bath— P 2360 G (Finish G) In Color In White 5 yi ft. (In A-R Enamel) Castleton Lavatory — F 7 1 G (Finish G) Master Madera Closet — F 2025 K 1 5 1 Shower (Finish G) Total $372.15 $3*5*95 385 .00 99 .00 92.65 S1OI3.80 $Q02 .60 425 .00 1 24 -CO 92 .65 '/PLUMBING FIXTURES BATHROOM Ming Green, the fresh, cheerful green of growing things, is so named because it was the official color of the great X ling Dynasty which directed the destiny of > China from 1368 to 1644 A. D, In this bathroom design the Ming Green of the Recess Pembroke Bath, the Penwood Lavatory with its modern lines, and the improved Madera Water- closet, is the key color for a beautiful decorative scheme of green and rose, with accents of magenta and gold. When you come to remodel your old bathroom or build a new one, you will find that good taste in the selection and use of the plumbing fixtures ancj materials is more important than the price you pay for them. The difference in cost of an uncomfortably small bathroom and one of comfortable size, is astonishingly little. The bathrooms shown in this book are all capable of easy installation, all contain suggestions for your own bathroom problems, all offer distinctive features. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: Pembroke Bath, P 23 1 5 B, b ft. (with TnTSlcmT white duck curtain) 3 1 99 . 5 5 Penwood Lavatory, F 128G, 27x22 in. I 98 .40 Madera Closet, F 2102 I 79 .50 Total ~Jl77-45 (Ionian Black enameled fixtures are , made in A-R Enamel only), Add .... $ 27 .90 In White $167 .15 73 -40 5(3 .bo $297.15 — (Colored shower curtains additional in price. Ask your Plumber) J/PLUHBIHG FIXTURES - THE ROSE DU BARRY BATHROOM Rose du Barry, — the name was given by the makers of the famous old Sevres ware to their most beautiful color in honor of Madam du Barry who was the favorite of both Louis XV and Louis XVI of France. This historic color has been recreated in plumbing fixtures by the master color ists of "<$tattdaFd". . . In this bathroom design, Rose du Barry is the dominant note of a color scheme which while adding very little to the cost, makes possible a distinctive bathroom The comparative prices of the bath, lavatory and water closet in color and in white are listed. These prices reveal the fact that the dis- tinction of color in "^tattdafd" Plumbing Fixtures is not costly The bathroom illustrated on this page is an example of the individu- ality which can be achieved when the home owner and the architect give the bathroom as much consideration as an interior, as the other rooms of the home. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: In Color I In White $129. 15 , $l IO.60 Pembroke Bath, P 23 '5 B - 5X ft -> (with white duck curtain) Laton Lavatory, P 3117 G — 24 x 20 inches Master Devoro Closet — F 2035. _ Total $300-70 S^i - 10 (Enameled fixtures in Ionian Black made in A-R Enamel only). Add $ 19.65 59-55 1 12.00 5i-5o 80.00 (Colored shower curtains are additional in price. Ask your Plumber) m^m&m^l /PLUMBING FIXTURES Ivoire de Medici, the mellow tint of old ivory, was first accomplished by Italian potters who worked under the patronage of the famous de Medici family ol Florence. In this bathroom design the beauty of the old ivory of the corner Pembroke Hath, the Blackford Vitreous China Lavatory and Madera Water Closet with open front seat is brought out fully by the contrasting peach colored walls, the blue of the floor and the green of the curtains. Color in plumbing fixtures is not costly— in fact it is 'but a small part of the total cost of any bathroom. Used correctly it is by far the most economical, means of attaining individuality in bathroom furnishing and decoration In originating the color composition, keep in mind the value of simplicity The starting point should be the selection of the color for the plumbing fixtures 1 hat is the key color. Then you can select colors for the walls, floor and dra- peries which will contrast harmoniously with the color of the plumbing fixtures. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom : Pembroke Bath, P 2312 E, 5 ft., (with white duck curtain) Blackford Lavatory, F 1 1 7 H S, 24 x Vo inches Madera Closet, F 2 102 (open front seat) Total (Ionian Black enameled fixtures are made in In Color In White $132.20 88.00 7Q .50 $113.85 66.35 55-85 $200.70 I $236.05 - — _; v.. u .,.^,vu "-UUIL5 aic niauc in A-R Enamel only). I f in Black, add.... $ 14.75 (Colored shower curtains are additional in price. Ask your Plumber) "^ T ; -p fc^-j -.. 0BP THE CLAIR DE LUNE BLUE BATHROOM Clair cle Lune as a name was first used by the French to describe a Chinese porcelain, the color of which is as delicate as the "light of the moon . In this bathroom design which is both original and practical the Clair de Lune of the plumbing fixtures is complemented by the beige of the walls, the blue-green of the floor and the gold of the faucets and shower door. This room illustrates clearly the possibilities which the modern conception o the bathroom, as an interior, will permit in decorative treatment. It is an ideal bathroom to serve two adjoining bedrooms, as it includes a bath and a separate shower allowing the use of that type bath which best suits the bather s preference. The bath is a Royalton, the lavatory a Templeton, the water-closet an Ariston To be practical for bathroom use, materials which surround the bath and shower must be waterproofed, but the balance of the room can be attractively painted or decorated in beautiful non-waterproof materials. Prices for Fixtures in thi s Bathro om: In Color $346.95 In White 680.OO 16b .OO 1 $3 4.95 590 -OO 135 .OO Royalton Bath— P 1370 G (Finish G) ^A ft- (A-R Enam.) Templeton Lavatory — F 51 G (Finish G) 36 x 10 in Ariston Closet — F 201 5 K 1 1 3 (Finish G) Shower, 38x38 in. A-R Enameled receptor (less door) Price of plate glass shower door , with gold-plated frame (onappl ic ation) Total '$'?6i -85 $1380 -45 (^PLUMBING FIX1URES 368.90 3 5° >50 T'A N G D BATHROOM Tang Red,— a color of rich beauty originated by the master potters of the great T'ang Dynasty which governed China from 618 to 907 A. D. For all its individuality this bathroom is easy and economical to build. The architect has changed the whole appearance of the rectangular shape of the room by using one corner as an alcove for the water-closet and the opposite corner for a convenient built-in closet. The bath is placed in the recess formed by these two cut-off corners, and is further distinguished by the use of waterproofed com- position board in the back, bearing a novel sand-blasted design. The rich color of the plumbing fixtures— Pembroke Bath, Brainard Lavatory and Madera Water-closet,— contrasts harmoniously with the lemon yellow of the'" walls, the steel blue of the floor and the gold of the shower and window curtains. So much beauty and comfort may be accomplished by foresighted planning and well-informed selection! It costs no more to have a color scheme that is harmonious than one that is inharmonious. And "<$\mui<\vd" Plumbing Fixtures, for all their beauty of line and proportion, are not higher priced than others' Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: Pembroke Bath — P2317B — 4*4 ft. (with white duck shower curtain) Brainard Lavatory, F 100G, 27 x 22 in. . Madera Closet — F 2 102 Total (Ionian Black enameled fixtures are ma de i n A- R En amel only), Add I n Col or $122 .70 113 .50 79- 5Q $3'5-70 $ 12.85 In White $105.35 83 .90 50 .bo S145.S5 (Colored shower curtains additional in price. Ask your Plumber) V PLUMBING FIXTURES THE ST. PORCHAIRE BROWN BATHROOM St Porchaire Brown —this color of rare beauty was originated in the time of Henry II of France. Today not more than sixty-five pieces of original St Porchaire China are preserved in the private museums. In this bathroom design the St Porchaire Brown of the Pembroke Bath, Brainarcl Lavatory and Devoro Water Closet is combined most effectively with plum color and golden ochre The fittings have china parts in the same color as the plumbing fixtures A hand painted or special design wall paper panel over the bath adds an individual touch that makes this room design unusually attractive. The design of this room shows how a half-story room with a dormer window may be converted into an extra bathroom. And the present-day family, with its knowledge of the value of personal cleanliness, demands the extra bathroom. This space, often unused, can be utilized to no better advantage. Real distinction can be had, even here, at no great expense. And no improvement you can make in your home will add more to its desirability and sale value. The installation of Standard" Plumbing Fixtures, frequently on deferred payments has enabled many owners to command a better price or to secure more desirable tenants. The details of this plan are given on page 58. V [ --: / 1 la \\ y c — j Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: Pembroke Bath, P %%i$ J, %% ft - • Brainard Lavatory, F 100 G, 30 x 24 inches Devoro Closet, F 2122 In Color j In White $ 99.20 148.55 70.35 $ 82.45 107.25 49^oo_ Total • ■ $318.10 1 $233. 70. (Enameled fixtures in Ionian Black are made in A-R Enamel only). Add 3 14.05 ' '/PLUMBING FIX1URES THE IONIAN BLACK BATHROOM Ionian Black,— the name was inspired by the remarkable pottery produced by the early Greeks. Strictly defined, black is the entire absence of color But black must be considered as a color when it is used in a decorative scheme How beautiful it can be when it is combined with Chinese Red, gold green- black, and gray, is illustrated in this bathroom design. The hand of the architect shows itself plainly in this design. The unusual placing of the plumbing fixtures, with the Pemberton Lavatory and the high mirror between the windows, the bath in a pillared recess, and the water closa in an alcove, makes for interest as well as convenience. The lines of the massive Woodmere Bath and of the Pemberton Lavatory are in perfect harmony with the modern architectural treatment of the room '' 1 he lighting arrangement over the bath, in which the light comes through a plate of frosted glass over the alcove, is an indication of the unusualness in modern bathroom decorative treatment. It is not expected that the bathroom designs illustrated will be copied in detail. They are put forward as suggestions which disclose some of the possibilities of bathroom decoration and help you to plan a better bath- room with an individual and beautiful color scheme, t Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: Woodmere Bath, P 2390 J (Finish G), 5K" ft. (A-R Enamel). Pemberton Lavatory, F 61 G (Finish G), 30x21 inches In Color In White $269.70 $237.00 615.00 Purimo Closet, F 2005 1 124.00 Total g "1008 "70" 550.00 99.00 $886 ."ocT ^— THE ROYAL COPENHAGEN BLUE BATHROOM Royal Copenhagen Blue, — this color, more than any other, has contributed to the fame of Denmark's pottery. In "kernel ard" plumbing fixtures it becomes the inspiration for a bathroom design of unusual charm and individuality. Note especially the exceptional size and graceful lines of the lavatory. Tttis is the Chesterton model with a top forty-two inches long. This unusual length provides convenient space for toiletries, and the wide set legs of the lavatory permit the dressing bench to be drawn up close. It is easy to imagine this bathroom in a remodeled house of Colonial style. The problem of having both the windows and the shower is solved simply by using the same waterproof material in the window curtains as in the shower curtain. Shown on the floor plan is a Bidet. This fixture, which provides a rectal or vaginal douche, is illustrated in your Plumber's catalogue. It is used in fine homes in Europe and South America, and should be included in every bath- room where utmost convenience is desired. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom : c B n Table— F 8b Pembroke Bath — P 2315 A (Finish X) Jn Color 5 ft., (with white duck curtain) $199.95 Chesterton Lavatory — F 80 G (Finish X) (42 x 22 inches) .... Darlington Dressing (Finish X) Devoro Closet — F 2122... . Bidet — F 5000 Total S909 .05 (Ionian Black enameled fixtures are made in A-R Enamel only), Add $ 12 .85 In White 375 -00 I 50 .00 70.35 113.75 Si 87. 10 300 .00 130 .00 49-75 102 .50 $709.35 (Colored shower curtains additional in price. Ask your Plumber) 10 AN ECONOMICAL FIXTURE BATHROOM White — the color which traditionally has been the expression of cleanliness and until recently almost the only color in which plumbing fixtures were made- will always be preferred by some home owners. And white can be as distinctive as color— when it is used as a color and correctly combined with other colors. All too frequently white, simply because it denotes cleanliness, has been the only color in the bathroom— white fixtures, white walls, white ceiling. But white is too striking to be used without relief! and the all-white is the exception rather than the rule. Whether you prefer plumbing fixtures of white or color remember that the function of the background is to provide the contrast which will bring out the beauty of the fixtures. It is a mistake to try to match the color of the fixtures' in the wall material. The all-green, rose, orchid or blue bathroom will be no more distinguished than the all-white bathrooms of the past. In this bathroom the green of the walls and tile-red of the floor provide the contrast which enhances the simple and graceful lines of the plumbing fixtures. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: $ 1 3 2 . 20 Pembroke Bath — P2312 E — 5 ft., In Color I n White (with white duck curtain) Lucerne Lavatory — F 367, 24 x 20 inches, (with single faucets as shown and with rubber stopper) Madbrook Closet — F 2 143 Total (Ionian Black enameled fixtures are made in A-R E namel only), Add . . . 65 73 1 -• ■45 $270.95 3 U-75 $113 .85 48.35 49-5Q 3 i 1 1 . 70 n kf * 10'3" - \— — r-J — 1 ._ (Colored shower curtains additional in price. Ask your Plumber) ^PLUMBING FIXIURE5 - II THE FIVE FOOT SQUARE BATHROOM Have you long wanted a second bathroom and wondered where you could find the space for it? Then consider this beautiful bathroom— installed in a space five feet square! There are other groups of "$tancfai<cf" Plumbing Fixtures than those shown here, which will fit nicely into this space and cost less. See the Recona Bath on page 29, the Marcosa Lavatory on page 19, and the Siacto Water Closet on page 38. Your plumbing contractor will be glad to suggest other groups. An unused closet or hall end, can of times be converted into the extra bath- room you would like so much to have. With a cheerful color scheme, well selected wall and floor materials, and "$\Mifavd" Plumbing Fixtures, the small extra bathroom can be as distinctive as it is convenient. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: K 57i- INCHES If. rA — )1 1 ojj a /nr- ,-„u V"\ - ft- In Color In White Pembroke Bath, P 2317 A (Hinish X), 5 tt., (with white duck curtain) . . . .' $180.65 $176.80 Marlton Lavatory, F 3 1 5 G (Finish X) 109 .00 95 .00 Master Devoro Closet, F 2035 112.00 89.0 Total $4io.6> $36° -S o (Ionian Black enameled fixtures made in A-R Enamel only). If in Black, add $ 12.85 (Colored shower curtains are additional in price. Ask your Plumber) '- (g^PLUMBING FIXTURES 72 A DISTINCTIVE WHITE FIXTURE BATHROOM Imagine your bathroom with new "italic! a^d" Plumbing Fixtures — a roomy/ comfortable bath that is easy to keep clean and bright, a pedestal type lavatory,' • a quiet, efficient water closet of the syphon-jet type. Perhaps you would like a built-in mirror, a leaded glass window and shelves in a space-saving arrangement like those shown in the illustration. At last you would have a bathroom worthy of your home, a bathroom that you would be glad to have your guests see. If you prefer you can install these plumbing fixtures and modernize your bathroom on easy monthly payments. Just ask your plumbing contractor, or consult a Standard" Showroom representative. Not only the cost of the plumbing fixtures, but the charge for installing them, the materials for remodeling the room, and the necessary work can be financed by means of the "^tanciafd" Time Payment Plan. For further infor- mation about this simple, convenient plan see page 58. Prices for the Fixtures in this Bathroom: L. In Color In White Pembroke Bath, P 23 1 7 J, 5 ft $ 93-30 $ 77 . 75 59-55 5i -5° 63.35 40.95 Laton Lavatory, P 3 1 1 7 G, 24 x 20 inches .... Siacto Closet, F 2 1 48 Total $216.20 Si 70.20 (Ionian Black enameled fixtures made in A-R Enamel only). If in Black, add $ 18.45 D OK ^L n A MORE DURABLE AND BEAUTIFUL ENAMEL > FOR PLUMBING FIXTURES One of the most important improvements ever made in the construction of plumbing fixtures is Acid-Resisting Enamel. It was I developed and perfected by the chemists of the Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co. • Fruit and vegetable acids do not roughen or discolor plumbing fix- . •. tures made of Ac id-Resisting Enamel. It has superior dura- bility and permanency of gloss. Not even the acids used by tile setters can mar its smooth, glass- like surface. Acid-Resisting Enamel is easy to clean and to keep clean. With a minimum of care it stays spotless and bright. Due to its unusual durability, Acid-Resisting Enamel is being widely specified for homes, hospitals and hotels Although the first cost of plumbing fixtures made of Acid-Resisting Enamel .* slightly more, the replacement expense it eliminates and the longer life and beauty it gives to the fixtures, result in an appreciable saving. £tattdaFd Acid-Resisting Enamel is identified by the trade mark— 'Standard" A-R, which i permanent mark in every fixture made of this material. All enameled plumbing fixtures shown in this book can be obtained in nel The same fixtures, with the few exceptions noted, ar£ also available in regular enamel. A MORE DURABLE AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH FOR FITTINGS Chromard is the name used to describe the Standard Sanitary Mfc Go's process of plating brass with chromium and to describe the plating itself. Chromard is more durable than nickel plating and has a distinctive silver-like sheen. Chromard does not tarnish or corrode even when exposed to unusually severe conditions. Unlike silver and nickel, it requires no polishing. Washing with a damp cloth restores its gleaming bright- ness. With ordinary care this new finish will retain its beauty indefinitely. All Standard" fittings are available with the exposed metal parts finished in Chromard. Chromard Finish costs but little more than nickel plating, in fact, the difference is so slight and the advantages so much greater, that Chromard is rapidly displacing nickel. 14 'cStatufaffdT styled lavatories — the Templeton, Pemberton, Ches- terton and Castleton — represent a new and wholly different type of beauty in bathroom fixtures. Created by '$tattcfait<f' design- ers, fired in vitreous china of attrac- tive sparkling color or in white, with graceful fittings comparable to hand-wrought jewelry, these lava- tories have made the modern bath- room a practical possibility. They contribute a note of assured dis- tinction equally as well to the most luxurious bathroom and to the bathroom representing careful ex- penditure. The Templeton and Pemberton are each fired in a single piece of genuine vitreous china, each has a spacious top for toiletries, each is designed to give a full measure of practical service as well as contribute to the beauty and individuality of the bathroom, fittings may be of Chromard or gold '£tancf aticf LAVATORIES Templeton - F 51 G (Finish G) The especially designed Mastercraf t plate, smooth or hand-hammered, as described below. The Chesterton is illustrated on page 1 6, The Castleton on page 1 7 .* Prices and Sizes: 30 x 20 36 X 20 in. in. F 5 F51 Fyi G (Finish X) . . . G (Finish X H) . G (Finish G) . . . . InC $455 -oo 565 .00 6 1 5 .00 OLOR S520 .00 630.00 680 .00 F51 F51 F51 G (Finish X) . . . G (Finish X H) . G (Finish G) . . . . InW 390 .00 500.00 550.00 HITE ■ 430.00 540 .OO 590 .OO Fbi F61 F61 G (Finish X) G (Finish X H) . G (Finish G) . . . . InC 455 -°° 565 .00 615 .00 OLOR 520.00 63O.OO 68O.OO F61 F61 F61 G (Finish X) . . . G (Finish X H) . G (Finish G) .... | InW 390.00 500 .00 550.00 HITE 430 .OO 540.00 590 .OO Pemberton - F 61 G (Finish G) For complete list of finishes of Master- craft fittings, see inside of Back Cover. A straight line design fitting is also avail- able for the Pemberton. Consult your Plumber for information about it, and for prices on the other finishes of fittings. T$ The Chesterton - The Darlington The tendency to use the bathroom as a dressing-room, as a solarium, with the new health-bringing window glass that admits the ultra-violet ray, as a lounge room or a boudoir — now offers unlimited opportunity for the development of original and striking arrangements. A smart note is the combination of the en suite lavatory and dress- ing table. If you are seeking something new and interesting in fixture arrangement — something as convenient as it is attractive— what will serve the purpose better than the installation of the Chesterton Lavatory and the Dar- lington Dressing Table? Of identi- cal design, they can be used even in a room of moderate dimensions, to The Chesterton in the regular sizes the bathroom on page 10 is the Chester Chesterton - F 80 G (Finish G) produce a truly individual bathroom. is illustrated on this page. Shown in rton in a 42- inch width, a remarkable achievement in vitreous china. Its beauty is comparable to that of lavatories made of marble or other materials, which are not cast* in one piece and must have a cemented bowl. The Chesterton is fired in a single piece of genuine vitreous china, is wholly impervious to moisture or stain, and is as sanitary as it is beautiful. Prices and Sizes: 27x22 30 x 24 42 x 24 in. in. in. In Color F8oG(FinishX)$ 194- 00 $214.003375 -oo FSoG(FinishG) 302.35 322. 35I 483.40 In White F 80 G (Finish X) ? 1 75 .oo? 188 . oo.$30o .00 F8oG(FinishG) 283.40! 296.40' 408.40 30 x 18 in. F 86 (Finish X) . F 86 (Finish G) . In Color In White $i 50.00 235.00 S130.OO 215 .OO Darlington - F 86 (Finish G) (For complete list of finishes for Master- craft fittings, see Inside Back Cover) l6 Broadmore - F 84 G (Finish X) Expressing a new idea in lavatory design is the Broadmore, a double-bowl lavatory of vitreous china, with metal legs and with Mastercraft fittings for each bowl. This type of fixture, two complete lava- tories on the one set of legs, is in popular favor in many luxurious European homes and world-famous hotels, and will add a fine touch of the Continental to American homes in which something distinctive is desired. It is ideal for toilet rooms, for a bedroom instal- lation, and for bathrooms of original design. The Castleton, a beautiful dressing table type lavatory, is shown in color in the bath- room on page 2. The fitting has spout, handles and lift knob for the drain all on the single body. The Brainard, a pedestal type of excellent paneled design, is shown here with Chromard Finish fittings having china handles and escutcheons. It is illustrated in color on the cover and on pages 7 and 8. Prices and Sizes: F71 G (Finish X) F71 G (Finish G) F 84 G (Finish X) F 84 G (Finish G) F ico G F icoG (Finish X) In Color In White 30 x 22 in. 48x22 in. $280 .00! 425 .cc ,$49> -oo I 625 .00 27 x 22 in. 30 x 24 in. $ M 3 • 50 1 42 . 70 ^148.55 W7-75 30X 22 in. 48x22 in. $240 .00 385 ,00 27 x 22 in. $ 83.90 M5.55 $4 1 .CO 540 .00 30 x 24 in. (Prices are for fixtures and fittings only) $107.25 138.00 The Broadmore * « The Castleton ■$> <$> The Brainard Castleton - F 71 G (Finish X) rainard - F 100 G '7 Blackford - F117 HS Pen wood - F128 G Randall - F 270 G Pedestal types of china lavatories have become the ideal fixtures for practically every medium cost bathroom. Shown here are three styles, two with a pedestal of pleasing octagonal lines and with sturdy base, the other with a vitreous china leg and with wall hangers. All '§ftatidaf<f' pedestal lavatories have the pedestals fitted to their individual bowl at the factory, thereby assuring a firm and level installation. The Penwood is supplied through an integral spout, cast as a part of the bow 1. The Blackfdrd and Flandall have single metal spouts. All can supply hot, cold, or tempered water. The Ma dent a dental lavatory fills the need of correctly planned bathrooms for a separate fixture for cleaning the teeth. The valves supply tempered water through the spout at the top. Prices and Sizes. Madenta - F 571 (With Chromard Fittings) , In Color In White F 117 HS- 24 x 20 in $ 88 .oo $ 66 .35 27 x 22 in 97-85 72-90 30x2.4 in 130.10 94-4o F128G-- 24 x 20 in 88.55 66.85 27 x 22 in 98.40 73-4o 30 x 24 in 130.65 94-9° F 270 G — 20x18 in 68.55 53-95 24 x 20 in 89 . 5 5 67 .95 F571- 1 4 x 13 in 55-55 44-3° : (g^Jy PLUMBING FIXTURES iS Lucerne - F 367 G Marlton - F 31 5 G (Finish X) Here is an excellent group of china wa hanging lavatories. The Marlton is a high quality fixture for small, but distinctive bath- rooms. It is furnished with iViastercraft fittings of special design. The iVlarcosa, also designed as a space-saver, is more economical in cost. The Lucerne can be had as shown above or with faucets supplying the lavatory with hot and cold water separately, as illustrated and priced in the bathroom on page i r. The Carmen is ideal tor the bathroom which requires beauty with economy. All these lavatories are available in white or any 'gftattdattT color. Standard" Vitreous China lavatories will not stain or craze, are impervious to moisture, and are readily cleaned with a damp cloth. The lavatories shown in this book, and many more shown in your Plumber's catalogue, offer a complete variety of styles. The prices listed include the fittings as described, plated cast brass trap and supply pipes with shut-off valves. Prices and Sizes: (With Chromard Fittings) F 3 1 5 G (Finish X)— 26 x 14 in F 319 RZ- 20 x I3>£ in 2b x 14 in F 367 G - 18 x 15 in 20 x 18 in 24 x 20 in , F377 WZ — 18 x 15 in 20 x 18 in In Color In White Si 09 .00 I $ 95 .00 40.45 44.20 55.15 59-45 80.45 40.55 44-3Q 31 .80 34 -t>5 44-45 47-85 61 .85 31.50 34-35 Marcosd - F 319 RZ 4 ■i Carmen - F 377 WZ /PLUMBING FIXTURES '9 ENAMELED LAVATORIES "£\MidsLVd" Enameled Lavatories, like those of vitreous china, are made in a wide variety of designs and prices. Those shown in this book are representative of the more frequently specified styles. Standard" enameled lavatories are economical in cost, are pleasing in design and are made to give years of excel- lent service. They can be had with regular enamel in white and in the Standard" colors except Ionian Black, or in Acid- Resisting Enamel in white and all the nine "^andard" colors. Your Plumber's catalogue illustrates an extensive variety of other designs, not shown here, which permits you to select the exact fixture to meet your needs. Laton - P 3117 G Clyde - P3127 G . Shown on this page are the popular Clyde and Laton pedestal types. The Clyde is a modern design lavatory of unusually attractive lines. It has the efficient "York" type fitting, with separate valves supplying hot, cold, or tempered water through a single spout. The lift knob over the spout controls the metal stopper of the drain. This fitting is a sanitary one, as it allows the washing of the hands in running tempered water. An integral cast-in overflow prevents the bowl from running over. » The Laton, the most popular style of pedestal enameled lavatory, can be had either with the "York" fitting, or with two single faucets and with a chain and rubber drain stopper, as shown, or with several other fitting styles shown in your Plumber's catalogue. Prices and Sizes: (With Chromard Finish Fittings) P3117EZ— In Color ' $ 48.25 In White P 3 1 1 7 G — in Color. In White P 3127 G— In Color In White Laton - P 3117 EZ Note— All Standard" enameled fixtures in Ionian Black are furnished in Acid-Resisting Enamel only, at approxi- mately 25% additional to the color prices shown. Consult your Plumber for exact prices. All other enameled fixtures in this book, both in white and color, are priced with regular enamel only, unless otherwise noted. 20 I Ophir - P 3845 N Ophir - P 3847 H Hundreds of thousands of these types of Standard" lavatories have been installed in homes in all parts of the world. Of wall-hanging design, well supported on strong cast-iron hangers, they are of ample size for convenience and are most economical in cost. The same care is given in molding and in enameling these lavatories as is given the finest colored pedestal lavatory or bath. Fittings illustrated are — the single spout type, supplied with hot, cold, or tempered water by two separate valves and which has a rubber stopper; the fitting which has single faucets with rubber drain stopper (this type is shown with both china and metal handles on the faucets) ; and the fitting composed of single faucets with a lift drain and metal stopper. Prices for the fixtures include the trap, supply pipes and shut-off valves under the lavatories. Each lavatory has a cast-in overflow with an integral enameled grid. Prices and Sizes: (With Chromard Fittings) P 3845 N— . 21 x 17 in [ $ 24 x 18 in P 3847 H- 24 x 20 in 27 x 22 in P 4205 R— 19 x 17 in 21 x 18 in P 4207 R— 21 x 18 in In Color In White 24 ,60 26.OO (For prices of enameled fixtures in Ionian Black see Note, page 20) [-'PLUMBING fixtures - 2 7 Othello - P4207 R . An 3 lo - P 4955 N Beverly - P 4335 R Marco - P4219TZ - These lavatories have been designed for the modest home, in which comfort, economy ot cost and long service are more important than individuality of design, or in which the space for the bathroom is very limited. The An^lo is particularly suitable for use as a bedroom lavatory, as it can be placed in a corner The Marco is a space-saving design. Yet inexpensive as these lavatories are, they represent the very highest in quality. Careful workmanship and the best in materials, both for the fixture and the brass fittings, assure a > greater dollar for dollar value in all £tattda?d . lavatories than any others. Many Plumbers have their own display rooms in which are shown as complete a selection of "${mdfLvd" Plumbing Fixtures as the space allows As a consequence, you can see man\ of the lavatories and other fixtures shown in this book, in your own neighborhood at the shop ot your selected dealer. Prices and Sizes^ (With Chromard Fittings) P %$?X P4365R — 14 x 16 in. P4335R- 19 x 17 in- 21 x 18 in. P 4955 N — ib x 16 in. 10 x 19 in In Color In White 25.70 25.85 27 .bo 34-3Q 37-3° $35 -So 23-5 5 23 .65 25 .05 30 .CO 32.40 Alva - P 4365 R (For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, sec Note, page 20) ypLUHBMG FIXTURES 'Standard'' ENAMELED BATHS Royalton - P 2377 X (Finish X) For nearly fifty years the mark ^tatldafcT on bath-tubs has denoted the very best in quality, style and convenience. "Standard" pioneered the devel- opment of the cast iron enameled leg type bath, the built-in bath with the single front wall and that having the outside apron, and is always keeping pace with the widespread desire for distinctiveness in design and greater utility. Quality, variety in color and design, a full assortment of '$tatltfat*{f' fittings made expressly for '$tattcCat*cf' baths — these are the '$taticfaf*cf' assurances of a better installation. No bath expresses the modern idea of beauty, simplicity of line and utmost convenience better than the Royalton, a bath that is a distinguished appointment in the finest bathroom. The Royalton, above, has a shower with Mastercraft fittings, including auxiliary body sprays, and has a handsome plate glass shower door with Chromard finish frame and grille. Royalton — P 2377 X (Finish X) — Size 5^ feet — with Acid-Resisting Enamel — Mastercraft fittings and Door Frames in Chromard Finish. \ With Glass Doors I As shown (less doors) Prices: In Color. In White. §1 108 .05 io66 .05 $448.50 406 .50 2] Royalton - P 2360 G (Finish X) The straight lines of rim and panel and the massive construction of the Royal- ton are in keeping with the straight line simplicity typical ol the modern archi- tectural designs. All models of this bath are 36 inches wide and 5^ feet in length. The models illustrated are avail- able for opposite corners or outlets. P 2360 G, for instance, is designed for right corner with a right outlet. The same design for a left corner with left outlet is designated P 2365 G. The attractive angles of the Master- craft design fitting make it particularly appropriate for this distinctive bath. The fitting is available for either the through-the-rim style or through-the-wall- for any of the Royalton designs. The Royalton, as are all '^tattdatfcf' baths, is made with the greatest care. Of highest quality materials, the extra attention given to their con- struction assures greater service ajid satisfaction. The extra skill and care in workmanship, the extra amount of iron in the casting, the extra precau- tions in applying the enamel, the extra demands in the inspection standards — these are part of all "<$tattdaf»cf' pro- duction requirements, strictly observed so that you may have a superior fixture. Roydlton - P 2367 G (Finish X) Royalton - P 2372 J (Finish X) 'Standard" bath designs are available for practically any installation condition. If they are not shown in this book, consult your Plumber for illustrations and prices. Prices: In Color I In White $}4 ft. length— with Acid-Resisting Enamel, Mastercraft fittings in Chromard finish .„,.,. , c- I * P 236a G (Finish X), or P 2365 G (Finish X) for left corner b345 -45 ^99 - 2 > P 2167 G (Finish X), or P 2362 G (Finish X) for right corner 335 -55 ™9 -35 P ~n\ 7 -> ) (Finish X),^r_P 2377 J (Finish X) for left outlet 3 10 -35 268.35 V PLUMBING FIXTURES 24 Woodmere Neo-Classic - P 2387 J Evidencing the desire to keep pace with the demand for distinctiveness of design and greater utility, Standard" is now offering the Woodmere Neo-Classic and the Pembroke Neo-Classic, two new attractive models of popular types of built-in enameled baths. However interesting the architectural treatment of the bathroom, however individual its color scheme, it can only be as beautiful or as modern as its plumbing fixtures. For bathrooms of unusual character, the Wood- mere Neo-Classic is an admirable fixture. It is distinguished by its unusual massiveness and its charming sim- plicity of design. Shown on this page are two of the most frequently installed types of this bath. Dimensions : Width over-all . . . .33 in. Width of rim 4 l A in. Woodmere Neo-Classic - P 2390 J Height from floor . . 17^ in. Prices and Sizes: (Regular enamel, Chromard Finish Fittings) P 2387 J or P 2382 J (right corner) (Fittings as shown) P 2390 J or P 2392 J (left outlet) ( For Bathe shown on Page 32-B ) P 2382 J or P 2387 J (left corner) (Mast ere raft design fittings) P2390 N or P 2392 N (left outlet) In Color 5 ft. $196. 25 183.45 214.05 176.40 For prices of the fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 20. 5 l A ft. 3205.25 192.45 223 .05 185.40 In White 5 ft. $ 1 60 . I o 149.85 1 80 . 60 143.70 5Xft. $167.30 157-05 187.80 150.90 2 5 A "Standard" bath with a "Standard" shower is the ideal combination for bathrooms in which the space is limited. Here are two styles of the new P e m b r o k e Neo-Classic with "Standard" bath and shower fittings which supply hot, cold or tempered water. One type has separate hot and cold water shower valves supplying an adjustable shower head, the other a mixing valve with a single handle. The Pembroke Neo-Classic, like the more massive Wood- mere Neo-Classic, is a recently developed "Standard" bath, designed to meet fully all the requirements of the present- day bathroom in which is desired a touch of modernity. It is not bizarre, it was not developed at the inception stage of this new era in art and in home ^ em decoration, "^audard" designers extremist has developed into the broke Neo-Classic, with Shower - P2307E have awaited the period when the rationalist who sees the need for an interior which, reasonably, meets the need for sensible modern treatment. Your Plumber can show you in his catalogue a number of types' of showers which can be used with every Pembroke Neo-Classic and Woodmere Neo-Classic design. Dimensions : Width over-all 30 inches Width of rim 3 ^ inches Height from floor 17*4 inches Prices and Sizes: (With regular 1 n Color In White enamel — Chromard Finish Fittings) P 2307 Eor 'a'A ft. $132.20 $113.85 P2312 E 5 ft. 132.20 113.85 (left corner) 5'A ft. 138. 10 118.55 b ft. 2 1 r . 90 178.15 P 2 3 1 5 A or 4* ft. 1 36 . 50 120.05 P 23.7 A 5 ft. 136.50 120.05 (left outlet) 5^ ft. 142.95 125.30 ,6 ft. 213.35 181.85 Pembroke Neo-Classic, with Shower - P231 5 A Prices include Chromard Finish Curtain Rod. For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, Page 20. - (g^Jy PLUMBING FIXTURES 26 - P 231 2 J This page illustrates three styles of the Pembroke Neo-Classic, without shower. Prices for these designs and those with other types of fittings as shown on Page 32-C are given below. All models of the Pem- broke Neo-Classic can be had with outlets at opposite ends to those shown. Prices and Sizes: (Regular enamel— Chroma id Finish Fittings) P 2312 J or J4Kft. P 2307 J (right corner) P 2315 N or P 2317 N (left outlet) P 23 10 J or P232.J (right outlet) [6 (For Baths shown Page 32-C) P 23 10 J or P ^3°5 J (right corner) 5 ft. 5^ ft. 6 ft. 4^ ft. 5 ft >Kft. 6 ft 5 ft 5Xft- ft. P 2317 J or P2315J (right outlet) 4^ ft 5 ft 5ti ft 6 ft 5 ft. 5Kft. 6 ft. In Color S 1 02 . 70 102.70 108.60 179.65 86.25 86.25 92. 15 161 .45 .83.35 191 .30 206.45 1 12.50 112.50 1 1 8 . 40 189.45 93.30 93.30 99.20 168.50 In White 3 85.25 85.25 89.95 1 46 . 80 71 .60 71 .60 76.30 131-75 153.10 '59-45 171.55 Pembroke Neo-C!assic - P 231 5 N 96.40 IOI . lO 101 . 10 157.95 77-75 77-75 82.45 ■37-90 For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, Page 20. Pembroke Neo-Classic - P 2319 J f--y_ }/ PLUMBING FIXTURES 2/ Brighton - P 2444 N Brighton - P 2446 J The Brighton and Aclapto Baths have the body and rim cast in one piece. One, two, three or all four sides can be fin- ished in tile, marble, vitrified glass, waterproofed composition board, or other suitable materials. The Brighton, P 2446 J, is illustrated as a free-standing installation, that is, entirely away from the wall. It can be placed directly on the floor, or may be installed on a dais. The Brighton and Adapto Baths ate similar in design. Both have flat rims, The Brighton is 36 inches wide over-all ; the Adapto 30 inches. A feature of these baths is that they can be installed as a sunken bath, flush with the floor, or raised from the floor level to any part of their full height, \7~jA inches. a All "$\andnvd" baths give more satis- factory service when they are supplied and drained by "^aucfard" brass fittings, made especially for them. Highest quality material, skilled workmanship, careful inspections, assure proper and satisfactory operation of these fittings. Adapto - P 2450 J Prices and Sizes: (With regular enamel, Chromard Finish Fittings) P 2444 N (right or left outlet) P 2446 J (right or left outlet) P 2450 J (right or left corner) [ n Color 4^ ft. S 109. 55 5 ft. $109.55 5K ^. 6 ft. .159.40 176.25 117 ^5!$ 131^75 In White 4^ ft. $94 .05 5 ft. $130.10 $94 .05 jtfft. 147.40 100 .20 6 ft. $112.60 (For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 20) Vplukbing fixtures 28 Recona - P 2483 D The Conred is a most serviceable bath of the single shell type. It is so designed that both sides and both ends have practically no slope, thus providing the maximum of bathing room for the space it occupies. It represents the ultimate in space and price economy for popular types of built-in baths. The Recona is the same design as the Conred, except that it is made for a recess. Both can be had enameled inside and painted outside, or enameled both inside and outside. Prices and Sizes: Conred - P 2460 J (With regular I n Color enamel and Chrom- 4/4 ft. ( aid Finish Fittings) 5 ft. | 5H ft. P 2460 J $106.60 Enameled All-over P 2471 J. P 2483 D. P 2460 J. P 2471 J. P 2483 D. Siob .60 |$i 1 2 .50 96.80 96 .80 102 .70 71.85 71.85 77.75 Enameled Inside Only % 94-95 % 94-95 % 99-6o 85.15 85.15 89.80 67.20 67.20 71 .85 Conred - P 2471 J Dimensions — Conred and Recona Width 30 in. Height 17 in. In White 4 l A feet (With regular enamel — 1 Enam. I Enam. Chroma rd Finish Fittings) ' Al hover Inside P 2460 J, or P 2461 J (right corner) $91.70 $82.35 P 2471 J, or P 2470 J (left corner) So . 5 5 71.20 P 2483 D, or P 2482 D (right outlet) 59-5Q I 55-75 5 feet Enam. All-over Enam. Inside 5 l A feet Enam. All-over Enam. Inside $91 .70 80.55 59 ■ 50 $82.35 71 .20 55-7? $96 .40 85.25 64 .20 $86.10 74 -95 59-5Q (For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 20) VPlUMBINGflXlUHES 2Q What could add more to the comfort and convenience of the modest bathroom than a Conred or Recona Bath with a shower? Here is all the cleanliness of a built-in bath, the comfort of a refreshing shower, the sparkling beauty of color, at a most economical price. If you are considering a Conred or Recona Bath in color, it would be well to specify enamel inside and outside, for then the color will be uniform. Conred and Recona Baths are available in patterns for both left and right outlets for each design shown. The Conred is designated P 246 1 B J for right corner The Recona with a left outlet is the P2481 B. The Conred and Recona baths, on account of their roomy and space-saving designs are especially adapted for the five-foot bathroom Conred - P 2460 B J ciucij_ji<-.^j ivji Liiv-. iivv^ iwwt uuv-ii* v^^.i. and those requiring careful planning for the economical use of space. And, the use of Acid-Resisting Enamel, inside and out, or inside only, will doubly assure a fixture which will remain bright and lustrous indefinitely. All "Jvtaudard" fixtures, enameled or china, which are furnished in color and with fittings with china parts, are supplied with the handles and escutcheons in the t same color. Here, again, it is wise to insist on "^andard" fittings with Standard" fixtures, for only in factories of the same manufacturer can a plumbing fixture color be assured of being duplicated in the fitting. Prices and Sizes: (With regular enamel — Chromard Finish fittings) Enameled All-over Enameled Inside I P2 4 6oBjl P 248 B|P2 4 t>oBJ:P 1480 B In Color 4>£ ft,. . $141 .30S1 19 .20 5 ft.. . I 141 .30! 1 ig .20 ^]/ 2 ft... ! i47-io| 12-5 -65 Si 29.65!$! 14. 5? 129.05 114-5 5 134.30, 119-75 5 ft... 5 l Ah... In White 124 .60 124 .bo 129 .30 102.55 I02.55 107 .80 115.25 li> -25 i ig .00 98 .80 98.80 103 .10 Recona - P 2480 B (For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 20) 30 Essex - P 2500 D Essex - P2501 F The Essex is the ideal bath for the' small or the extra bathroom planned for comfort rather than decorative distinction. It is furnished regularly with the inside enameled, and a painted outside. The Essex with base is a very practical fixture as it eliminates the dirt-catching space under the tub. The Essex is 30 inches wide, 22^ inches high. The P 2501 F is shown with a fitting which has a double bath faucet inside the tub, supplying hot, cold or tempered water through a single spout, and with a standing drain with a lift knob, on the outside of the tub. The P 2500 D has a double faucet and a connected drain and overflow with a rubber stopper. Illus- trated on page 33 are two types of fittings which can be used to give the benefits of shower bathing to these baths. The Kovald and Recwald are popular designs, where very limited space presents the greatest problem. They are especially adaptable for small apart- ments and for maids' bathrooms and can be had for either right or left outlet. All the prices for baths listed in this book are for the fixtures in regular enamel. The one exception is the Royal ton Bath illustrated on pages 23 and 24. The superior durability of Acicl-Resisting Enamel is just as desirable in baths and lavatories as in kitchen sinks and laun- dry trays. I f your budget permits — by all means specify Acicl-Resisting Enamel. 1 1 resists tile setters' acids, and is not affected by cleansing compounds or medicines. Its longer-lasting surface is a valuable feature if color is used, for a difference in shade may show wherever the surface gloss is removed. Then, too, Acid-Resist- ing Enamel is easy to clean. Prices and Sizes: (Regular enamel and Chromard Finish Fit t i ngs) Length In Color In White P 2421 D | P 2410 N 1 P 2413 D | P 2430 N 43 in 48 in $101 .10 101 .10 ¥ 87.65 87 .65 $ 82 .90 |$ 72 .70 82 .90 | 72 .70 P2J00D P2501 F P2500D | P2501 F 4 ft.... 4 K ft. . . . 5 ft.... 5tf ft- - - ■ 6 ft.... $ 49-90 49.9O 49.90 63 .IO 82 .40 $ 71 .60 71 .60 71 .bo 85 .40 105.25 3 42 .70 1$ 63 .95 42.70 63 .95 42.70 63.95 53.25 75.10 68.70 1 91 .JO (For prices of see Note, page 20) fixtures in Ionian Black, Kovald - P 2423 D M*Hj 1' Recwald - P 2430 N 31 Shower - K113X Shower - K 127 The advanced bathroom includes a compartment shower in its instal- lation. It thus offers the owner and his guest the choice of a shower or tub bath. This shower conserves space and makes possible the use of additional sprays. The compartment shower also serves as a second or third bathroom in the home, when the total space given to bathrooms must be used economically. The K 113 X is shown with an Acid-Resisting Enameled one-piece floor receptor, size 38 x 38 inches, with drain, and with Mastercraft fittings, including six adjustable body sprays, three under the shower head and three on the opposite wall. The K 127 is supplied with two needle sprays. These sprays are in the form? of tiny holes in the horseshoe shaped pipes on either side and give a most invigorating, tingling shower. Both showers, because of the unusual number of spray outlets, require an ample volume of water to assure satisfactory operation. Prices and Sizes: (All fitting s in Chromard Finish, except where noted) In Color In White K 113 X — Shower, less door, receptor, and drain $187 .25 Add for P 2515, 38 x 38 in., receptor, in Acid-Resisting Enamel [$111.15 9 2 - 8 5 K113X — Shower complete, with Chromard Finish glass door, 27 x 78 in., P 25 1 5 receptor and drain 547 -4° 529 .00 Add for gold-plate instead of Chromard on fittings I 7 1 -3? (Price for Shower door with gold-plate, on application) K 1 27 Shower, for 38 x 38 in. recess, (less floor strainer) ■ 1 24 .20 Add for Chromard curtain rod, floor strainer as shown, and white duck curtain ' 1 -^5 ~V/ PLUMBING FIXTURES 32 F IXTURES of MODERN DESIGN The Pembroke Neo-Classic Bath and the Woodmere Neo-Classic Bath, created by an international authority on design are new models of the "Standard" Pembroke and Woodmere and bring to these fixtures/ long known for their quality and durability/ true beauty of modern design. All plumbing fixtures dr^ modern in the sense that they are recent/ but 'Standard" Plumbing Fixtures in particular have that unstudied simplicity and beauty of line which make them adaptable for the present form of interior decoration. And of all 'Standard" Plumbing Fixtures none is better suited to the modern setting than the Neo-Classic design. The distinctiveness of this design combined with the un- usual charm of any one of the "Standard" colors can be used as a starting point for a bathroom that is a truly modern and beautiful interior. Woodmere Neo-Classic - P 2382 J (Finish X) The Woodmere Neo-Classic and the Pembroke Neo-Classic have been developed so recently that it was impossible, on account of time required for printing and issuing of this book, to change the designs shown in the bathrooms on the front pages. The Wood- mere design illustrated on page 9, and the Pembroke designs illustrated on pages 1 , 3. 4, 5. 7, 8. 10, 11, 1 2 and 1 3 have been discontinued. Please remember that all bathrooms in which 'Standard" Wood- meres or 'Standard" Pembrokes are now planned to be used, should be designed to harmonize with the form and the lines of the Woodmere Neo-Classic and Pembroke Neo-Classic. **M Hi Woodmere Neo-Classic - P 2390 N \^m4 = (g^PlUMBIKGflXIURE5 32-B Pembroke Neo-Classic - P 2310 J The Woodmere Neo-Classic corner style/ shown on page 32-B, has a Chromard Finish Mastercraft fittins in the right end wall. This fitting has all the beauty of surface of fine silver/ and its lines harmonize with the bath. The Pembroke Neo-Classic Baths here shown ^re the same designs as those shown on page 27, except in color and with differ- ent fittings. Other models of the Woodmere Neo-Classic in white are illustrated on page 25. For prices for the Woodmeres see page 25/ for the Pembrokes see page 27. Prices listed are for the baths and fittings only. Pembroke Neo-Classic - P 2317 J \^ PLUMBING FIXTURES 32-C Study the bathroom illustrated on page 32-A and the bathroom above. Each expresses the true idea of modern design and construe- tion — each emphasizes the beauty that is obtainable by a carefully planned use of the many modern materials now available. The plan and general arrangement of the bathroom above is the same as the bathroom shown on page 5, except that the Pembroke Neo-Classic bath and a Neo-Classic design lavatory are shown. The lavatory illustrated in the above bathroom and in that on page 32-A is a companion fixture to the bath. Your Plumber can furnish full information about sizes and prices. Bathrooms like these ^rz practical/ with all materials commercially obtainable. New fixture designs, a complete range of "Standard" colors, new materials for floors (such as linoleum, rubber, cork, carpet, colorful irregular tiles), new materials forwalls (such as decorated plas- ter, waterproofed textiles, decorated wall papers, wood and rock composition board and many new designs, shapes and colors of tile) make possible a distinctive bathroom of reasonable cost for every home. '/ PLUMBING FIXTURES 3 2-D K151 K200 Every home with a large family or where guests are frequently entertained should have ample shower bathing facilities. The K 151 and K 200 are built- in showers, used most frequently in combined bath and shower installations. They can be used in separate compartments also. The mixing valve shown in the K 151 supplies hot, tempered or cold water at a turn of the lever, a convenience and comfort for the bather. This shower is also shown with a volume regulator on the head, which controls the pressure of the streams. "Standard" showers can also be had with a shower- head of vitreous china with a metal face and with a lever handle to regulate water volume and pressure. It is neces- sary to remove only one screw to clean these heads from sedi- ment. China shower heads can be had in color, and thus complete the color accents needed for the fixtures. In many homes which have but one bathroom a shower is installed in the basement or garage. Long, hot auto trips, stren- uous golf or tennis matches, an afternoon of gardening or lawn- mowing — these activities call for a refreshing shower bath, and at such times the extra shower is a great convenience. The K 666 and K 667 give the benefits of a shower to the owners of baths that are not tiled-in. These fittings include for the price shown, the bath valve with a special transfer valve which supplies water of the desired temperature to the shower head instead of to the bath faucet nozzle, a rubber hose and spray for the K 666, and a rigid plated riser and shower head, adjustable to desired positions, for the K 667. Prices: China parts In Color (Metal parts in Chromard Finish) K 151 i ? 3^-oo K 200 1 18.20 China parts In White !< of Supply P'P 683 ™ 11 drains not included j 15 . 10 18.40 S 31.10 16 .40 14 .20 17.50 K666 K667 33 'Standard" WATER-CLOSETS Cross section of the Purimo A— Twin jet which acceler- ates water action. B— Wide outlet channel — note deep seal of trap. C— Narrow non-soiling flush rim — holes are punched to give smooth even flush to all surfaces of the bowl. D— Large water surface of the bowl — prevents soiling. Nothing has contributed more to the well-beine of the fam,ly and comfort of the home than has hi modern water-closet. It is truly the most important Plumbing fixture, for the health of every one depends upon the prompt and sanitary disposal of human waste It can be truthfully said that only nee the advent of correctly designed water-closet a bvTJr n0t l0n f r th3n 2 ° yearS at the ^ and by hen universal use, can safety from the terrible epidemics of the past be reasonably assured Water-closets may look alike, but there'are cer- tain features that must be present if the watet ™r; seI Kf r m safeguar ^ ^ h °™ ^TSve constant trouble-free service. '£taucfar<cr Water-closets are obtainable in a number of styles and designs. Differences in p ice are due to differences in the size and design o the closet, its method of operation, the type of fi t in" and construction of seat. But irrespective of price every Standard Water-closet is designed to give efficient service. Here are photographs of the tops of the bowls of the Purimo Ariston, Madera and Devoro' respectively. Note the gener- ous length of each, thus assur- ing comfort and preventing soiling of rim. How a water-closet operat Here is shown a cut-out view of the tank and bowl of the Purimo. When the lever handle A is turned, the lever B lifts the flush valve H from its seat. Water rushes through the flush con- nection G into the bowl. The first impulse of the water pressure reaches the jet K which starts a water movement into the outlet L and which siphons out the contents of the bowl fluTh Hnf ur l ° f ^ Wat T ?° WS fr ° m the h0les of the and adding its weight to give a rapid noiseless flush 1 he valve H remains open until most of the water has entered the bowl, when the weight of the remand water closes it. As the water level lowers, the float baC theTanl Tn^ ^W VaIve D whih '-gins to fin ^ a i T fl ° at bal1 raises until sufficient water for the Overflow f" 3 Cntered thC tank ' then the valve shuts off Ove flow E carries away any water entering above proper level refill tube F supplies water to the bowl so the™ be an assured water seal against sewer odors and gas. J/PLUMBIHG FIXTURES "" fl&Mr? &—- 34 Purimo - F 2005 the closet glistening, a clamp cloth will * * -H- 77 * The Purimo and the Ariston are the very highest types of "^randard" closets. Both are of the syphon jet type, and of pleasing design. Both have extra long bowls, that of the Purimo having the extended front and cut-out rear, the Ariston, having the same features, but not so pronounced in shape. The Purimo is molded in graceful curves with a straight paneled tank, the Ariston has a number of faces in rim, bowl, and seat, in the modern manner. Both have the highest quality "^tandafd" water-control fittings. Dimensions: Width Length — wall to front of bowl Purimo i2}i inches Ariston 23 inches z8}4 inches 30 inches Prices: In Color In \\ hue Purimo — -F 2005 Ariston — F 2015 . . S 124 .00 166.00 $ 99.00 135 .00 Standard" Water-closets are made of Genuine Vitreous China, the ideal material for these fixtures. Vitreous China is hard vitrified clay, fired at a temperature of 2500 degrees. The glaze, which is applied at a second firing of prac- tically the same temperature, becomes a homogeneous part of the fixture, and thus will not stain, chip, craze or wear off. - As a glance at the cross-section of the Purimo, page 34, will show ' there are a number of walls on the inside of a closet bowl. Vitreous China is ideal for the bowl, only if these walls are of uniform thick- ness, and free from cracks. The Standard" casting process is the only method which assures such conditions. The surface of this Vitreous China is non-absorbent to moisture or soil, and assures a sanitary fix- ture, no matter how many years it may be used. Vitreous China is also the easiest of materials to clean. A wet bowl-brush keeps the inside of keep the outside shining and bright. Ariston - F2015 immr ^PLUMBING FIXTURES 35 'Standard" water-closets illus- trated on pages 35, 36 and 37 are of syphon jet design. This is the most efficient flushing method. When the closet is flushed, water at once enters the up-leg of the outlet through the jet shown in the illus- tration, page 34. This creates a syphonic action which removes the contents from the bowl, quickly, without the churning or agitation found in so many of the less expen- sive closets or those of unproven design. "Standard" closets have twin jet channels to promote quicker action. The jets are concealed, eliminating the unsightly bulging jet channels at the back. They can be drained free of water in freez- ing weather if the house is closed, thus preventing cracked bowls. * * * * ~ The Master Madera and Master Devoro are ideal closets where the most efficient action is desired and where the budget requires some Master Madera - F 2025 economy. The Master Madera has the elongated type bowl the Muster Devoro a round front type bowl without the elongation Bot ha e the am effici ent water control as used_m the Purimo and Ariston, both hive : fuU s£e tanks of pleasing design. * These closets are sure to give long dependable, troublefree service and repre- sent a sure economy of purchase over a period of years in installation. These water-closets and the Purimo and Ariston illustrated on page 35 are furnished regularly with "Church" £eats in sea pearl finish. When the closets are supplied in color, the seats are in the same color. The hinges regularly furnished are plated in Chromard. The tank handles, regularly furnished in china can be had in all-metal design at extra cost. Dimensions: Width 22^ in. 22 z.j in. Master Devoro - F 2035 Master Madera77 Maste r Devoro . . Prices ^ Master Madera F2025 $124.00 Master Devoro F 2035] y 2 .00 Wail to front of bowl I I n Color 29^ in. 27 Kin. In White 3 99 .00 89 .00 ^PLUMBING FIXTURES 36 Devoro - F2122 The Devoro and Madera are installed and operating satisfactorily in thousands of homes. They are syphon jet closets of the lowest possible cost, quality still being considered. The bowls are identi- cal in shape and design with those closets shown on page 36. The tanks and the china housing for the flush connections are more simple in form, the fittings are of good q u a l i t y and design, and will give years of efficient service. All china caps covering the bolts which fasten the water-closet to the floor are supplied in white, or if the closet is in color, in the same color. Dimensions: yij",uu i Wall to front Wldth of bowl Devoro i->,% in. 17H in - Madera 23^ in. | 20^ in. Prices: In Color In White Devoro F 2122 ... . Madera F 2102 . . . $ 70.35 70.50 5 49 -7> 56 .60 "^audafd" water-closet bowls are designed to provide the largest water surface possible. The ideal closet is one which has a permanent water level under the entire opening of the bowl. The syphon jet type of "Standard" closets realizes this con- dition more than any other. This assures a clean sanitary bowl surface and prevents soiling. - The water-seal, the depth of water from the top surface to the lowest part of the trap, affords pro- tection from sewer gases. This seal must be generous, so there will be no possibility of gases leaking through. Note again, in the illus- tration on page 34 how deep is the 'SSftancfftfcf' water-seal. It is important, also, that the outlet channel be large, to permit passage of sanitary pads, often dis- posed of in this manner. Here, too, Standard" closets safeguard sani- tation, for the large bowl outlets in "j>tattdat*d" closets assure free- dom from stoppage. Madera - F2102 37 The most important part of the water-closet is the part you don't see — the fitting inside the tank. Shown in the cut-out illustration of the Purimo, page 34, is a view of the construction of the famous 'Statidafd" Water Control. It is an improved flushing mechanism, perfected after years of actual operation. It is a most efficient and de- pendable fitting. It is as quiet as possible and still permit good mechanical action and quick refill of the tank. The sound of the flushing action cannot be heard beyond the bathroom. Working parts are of heavy, non-corroding red metal, the flush ball of pure gum rubber and the float valve of hard rubber. It and all "Standard" water- closet tank fittings, can be furnished with a concealed supply, which is supplied through the back of the tank, or an exposed supply, filled through a short plated pipe enter- Siacto - F 2148 ing the tank from underneath. The Standard" water-control fitting is regularly furnished with the Purimo, Ariston, Master Madera, and Master Devoro. On this page are two moderate cost closets, which are so constructed that a quick and complete flush is obtained. The weight of the water entering through the rim supplies the greater part of the flushing action but the bowl is so con- structed that an action similar to that of the syphon jet is employed to secure quick and quiet removal of the contents. The Madbrook has an elongated bowl, the Siacto bowl is furnished with a rounded front. Madbrook - F2143 Cross section of the Siacto closet. Water surface is under practically the fullseatopening. Dimensions Width Wall to front of bowl Siacto Madbrook 20^ in. 20^4 in. 27 in. 20 in. Price In Color In ■ White Siacto ^F 2 i48 IvIadbrook — F2143 $64.35 73-45 $42-70 49.50 '/PLUMBING FIXTURES 38 Maderno - F 2174 "$\&advLVd" closets which meet the need washdown type in which the weight of the water entering through the flush rim empties the bowl. A jet at the back starts the flush. The Maderno has an elongated bowl, the Ejecto is of the round front type. Closets on pages 38 and 3g are sup- plied from the back through a pyralin covered brass flush pipe. All Standard" closets are thoroughly tested at the fac- tories and are packed complete in individual crates. '$tattdaF<f' closets are made entirely in Standard" factories. An important part of every closet is the seat. The "Standard" closets illustrated in this book are furnished with the well known attractive "Church" brand of seats. These are made of fully seasoned wood, are non-warping, and covered with durable sheet Pyralin. This sheet covering will not open up, crack, or craze and, being non- absorbent, is easy to keep clean and sanitary. The hinge, too, is important. It must be of strong, rugged construc- tion and must be so attached to the seat that it will prevent the seat and cover from becoming loose and wob- bling, "^audard" brass hinges are used on "Church" seats and ire attached with re-info rcing pins. In the prices shown for white closets the seats are included in white; and for closets in color the seats in same color, plain finish, or in sea pearl for those closets mentioned on page 36. The Maderno and Ejecto are for strict economy. They are of the Dimensions Width Maderno . Ej ecto . . 20A4 in. 20)4 in. Wall to front of bow l 28 in. *6j<in. Prices Maderno — F2174 Ej ECTO — F2185 In Color I In White % 69.75 $ 45.80 60.65I 39.00 Cross section of the Ejecto. The water surface is larger than in most closets of this type. ^^^^^^^(L v . 1 i (R ^JB 1 4 1 A^ Ejecto-F2185 J/PLlMBiriGFIIlUBES 39 Standard bathroom accessories are made for tiled-in installations and are designed to fill practically every need. They are made of genuine vitreous china and in sizes to fit with one or two courses of commonly used tile Thev can be had in white or in any of the nine Standard" colors. Against the contrasting shades of the walls, they provide interesting spots of color when repeating the fixture colors. wnen ^* att i* r(f ' chi " a , accessories are of a greatly superior type. Thev are made in '3Ward' factories, of the same grade of materials as are vitreous china lavatories and water-closets. They are fired at the same temperature as the fixtures, and represent the very highest in quality See the accessories you desire in a "^attdard" Showroom or refer to the ^tattdafd general catalogue of your Plumber, for sizes and prices. 40 A THE Standard" "THREE 8's" SINK — — the ideal design for the modern kitchen Under the window where the light comes in — that is the correct place for the kitchen sink. But before it could be placed there it was necessary for "Standard" to design and introduce a sink with an 8-inch low back. At the same time the sink compartment itself was made a full 8 inches deep — two inches more tjian usual — to prevent over-the- rim splashing. Then an 8-inch front was designed so that the proportions of the sink would be harmonious and beautiful. So popular has the 8-inch low back become that "Standard" sinks with 12-inch high backs have been discontinued. Of course the "Three 8's" Sink is installed yard-stick-high and is made in one solid piece. The one-piece construction will always be the most sanitary and satisfactory construction for the kitchen sink. It is the easiest and most economical to install — and once installed there are no joints between sink, drain-board and back, as there are with the sink installed with built-in parts, which may become unsanitary. All "^audard" sinks are available in both regular enamel and Acid-Resisting Enamel. Acid-Resisting Enamel is recommended because fruit and vegetable acids cannot roughen or discolor it. Minerals in the water do not stain it. It will not become pitted with tiny particles of dirt. Its glass-like surface is easy to keep clean and shining. Acid-Resisting Enameled Sinks are available in all the "^audatid" colors. The "Three 8's" and other designs of "£taudai<d" Sinks, Acid-Resisting Enamel, white and colored, Chromard finish, and many other 'Standard" products bear the en- dorsement of the Good Housekeeping Insti- tute and the Delineator Home Institute. Only articles that have undergone severe actual usage tests in the model homes and kitchens of these Institutes bear their approval. These seals of endorsement add to your assurance of a quality product. Delineator^ Home Institute Sndorses "Standard'A-R ^COLORED ENAMEL l/ K 882 S K883S Shown above are the K 882 S and the K 883 S "<$tatidat'd" Mastercraft faucets for sinks. These are of Chromard Finish with China or Chromard soap dishes. The K 881 S supplies hot and cold water to the spout, the K 883 S has an extra valve for soft water, filtered water or ice water. They can be supplied for "Standard" sinks at an additional cost. Consult your Plumber for information about these attractive, non-tarnishing, easy-to-clean faucets. '/PLUMBING FIXTURES 41 THE "THREE SINK Brentwood - P 6660 Q S What could contribute more to the beauty of your kitchen than this lovely massive Brentwood 'Three 8's" Sink in the '$tattcfatfcf color you prefer? All in one piece, with not a crevice in which dirt or grease can accumulate, it will keep its gleaming beauty indefinitely and give you many happy hours at its side. It is easy to clean and will make your kitchen the model of the neighborhood. The Brentwood, the double-drain- board model of the "Three 8's" design,' is illustrated on this page with two types of faucets. The P 6660 Q S is shown with the K 888 S Mastercraft faucet and the P 6661 R S is illustrated with the K 882 S, a faucet with two valves through the back of the sink. Prices and Sizes: Prices shown are for "Three 8's" Sinks in Acid-Re sis ting Enamel, with Mastercraft design faucets,' strainer and trap in Chromard, and with cast-iron wall hangers. (Gar- bage container not included) Brentwood - P 6661 R S All "Three 8's"' Sinks can be had with the garbage container shown in the illustration. Add for same in color, $23 .75 ; in white, $20 .00. "Three 8's" Sinks can also be had in Regular Enamel, and with the K 902 S faucet shown on page 50, at a more economical cost. Ask your Plumber for prices. 60 x 22 in. P 6660 Q S P6661 RS P 6660 Q S P6661 RS 74 x 22 in. 78 x 22 in. I n Color Si45.i5|$i63 .35 $175 -75 148.75I 166.95! 179.35 In White 126.60I 141 . 7 5 1 1 52 .10 130-20 I45-35; I55-70 : ^^(&rf»E i/ntimm FIXTURES 42 SINK Glenmere - P 6656 Q 5 The Glenmere is the most popular design of the "Three 8's" Sink as it gives ample work room and still fits into limited space. Even in the 42 inch length, so popular in apartment kitchenettes, it is an efficient fixture. And in color, its appealing beautv is unquestioned. It is made with right or left hand sink compartments, as shown. Dimen- P sions for the Glenmere, and those "Three 8's" Sinks shown on pages Dimensions : (for "Three 8's" Sinks — pages 42, 43. 44-) Length of Sink Compartment P6656QS P 6065 Q S— P 6680 Q S . 42x12 in. ' 51x21 in. 42 and 44 are listed at the left. 21 ]/& in. :-".s in. 27^ in. 60x21 in. 7-txz2in. 78 x 22 in. P6660Q SI P 666 1 R S/ 2(3 in. 28 in. Length of Drain-boards: 41 x 22 in. 52 x 22 in. P 6656 QS 20^8 in. I 24^ in. P 6605 Q S— P 6680 Q S I 24^ in. P666oQS'_ P6661 RSJ (each drain -board) . . 60x22 in. 74x21 in. 78x22 in. ipfs in. Z4jj in. T-lH in - (Dimensions are the same for P 6657 Q S and P 6656 Q S, for P 6665 Q S and P 6666 Q S, and for P 6680 Q S and P 6681 Q S.) Prices and Sizes: Glenmere - P 6657 Q S In Color In White (In Acid-Resisting Enamel and Chrom- ard Finish Fittings) P 6656 Q S or P 6657 Q S : $103.20 I $114.55 9 9' -65 I gioi -io 42 x 22 in. I 52x22 in. 42 x 22 in. | 52 x 22 in. (Add for Garbage Container: In Color $23.75; In White $20.00. See Note, page 42, for additional price information) 43 THE "THREE 8V SINK Stratford - P 6665 Q S The Stratford is the corner model, and the Sherborne the recess model, of the "Three 8's" Sink design. The Stratford is also made for a right corner with drain-board on the left end, P 6666 Q S. The Sherborne is also made with the sink compartment on the right side (P 6681 Q S). Beautiful fixtures these, and representative of the most modern in kitchen sink equipment. And particularly so, if supplied in Acid-Resisting Enamel, for Acid-Resisting Enamel is a positive assurance against discoloration. This feature alone, when colored sinks are installed, is worth many times its cost in the added satisfaction and protection it gives. You can install a "Three 8's" Sink in place of your present sink with very little cost for the actual installation. The faucet has the same dimensions as the ordinarily used swinging spout type. A slight change in wall brackets may*» be required but the trap, in practically every case, can be fitted direct to the old waste line. Let your Plumber tell you how easy it is to have this sink. And remember, you can have it on the convenient Time Payment Sherborne - P 6680 Q S Plan mentioned on page 58. Prices and Sizes: (With Acid-Resisting Enamel and Chromard Finish Fittings) 52 x 22 in. In Color | In White P 6665 Q S or P 6666 Q S (right corner) — less garbage container .... P 6680 Q S or P 6681 Q S (sink on right) — less garbage container . . . $125 .go 165.55 $110.55 143-60 (Add for Garbage Container, In Color, $23 .7$; In White, $20.00. additional price information) See Note, page 42, for : (g^PLUMBlNG FIXTUBE5 44 THE 8-INCH LOW BACK - 6-INCH DEEP SINK Clinton - P6710 Q S To meet the growing demand for the low back type sink, 'Standard" has made a remarkable step forward by offering the regular design sink with the 8-inch low back. , . These sinks, for years furnished with a back 12 inches high, now may be installed under the low window and so improve the appearance and arrangement of the whole kitchen. The sink depth is still 6 inches, the apron type sinks still have the 6-inch deep apron. Shown on this page are the double drain-board and double compartment sinks of the new 8-inch back, 6-inch deep style. Your Plumber can show you an illustration of the double compart- ment sink with drain-boards at each end. The faucet is the popular K902S, shown on page 50. It is furnished with a china soap dish. When sinks are in color, the soap dish and china handles of the faucet are of the same color. Hampton - P 6737 Q S Prices and Sizes; (With regular enamel, and Chroma rd Finish Fittings) P6710QS • P6737QS, or P6736QS (Drain- _ board on right) 60 x 22 in. In Color $ 78.65 i*2. 55 I n White $ 65.55 102^75 74 x 20 in. In Color $115.05 In White $ 94.65 78 x i% in. In Color §122 .65 In White $100.75 (Note— All "iStaucWd" enameled fixtures in Ionian Black are furnished in Ac id-Resisting Enamel only, at approximately 25% additional in cost to the color prices shown Consult your Plumber for exact prices. All other enameled fixtures in this book are priced, both in white and color, in regular enamel unless otherwise noted) 4S Concord - P6715 QS Wayne - P 6721 Q S Bedford - P 6706 Q S The Bedford, Wayne and Concord styles of 6-inch deep apron sinks have been installed in many thousands of homes. They are well proportioned, roomy, and fill the need for attractive, yet inexpensive, combination sinks and drain-boards. The corner sinks can be had with either drain- boards or sink compartments against the side wall, as preferred. The hot and cold water valves of trje faucet supply water through a swing- ing spout, the stream from which will reach practically the whole of the sink compartment. The sinks with 6-inch deep compart- ments are priced in this book in regular enamel. Acid-Resisting Enamel, while it adds somewhat to the cost, more tlian repays its price in the added beauty, service and convenience it provides. Ask your Plumber about this superior enamel, and for a demonstration of its qualities. Prices and Sizes- (With Chromard Finish faucet, 42 x 20 in. Strainer, and trap) In Color | In White P 6706 Q S, or P 6707 Q S — (left drain-board) P6715 QS, or P6716QS — (right corner) P 672 1 Q S, or P 0720 Q S — (left corner) 52 x 20 in. bo x 22 in. §55 .15 65 .20 65 .20 $46.80 54.80 54.80 In Color | In White In Color | In White $76.15 80,90 80. qo (For prices for the fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 45) $63 -55 67.35 67.35 $90.90 95.70 95-7Q §75-3 5 79.20 79.20 ^PLUMBING FUTURES 46 Hudson - P6814QS Perhaps no one-piece sink ever made has enjoyed greater popularity than the type here illustrated. These sinks have brought to those homes where strict economy controls the selection, all the benefits of the apron type— one-piece construction, with no joints or crevices, roomy compartments and drain-boards, pleasing appearance and efficient swinging spout faucet. Think how cheerful your kitchen would be if you replaced the old, worn- out sink that you have used so long with one of these handsome one-piece models. And replacing your present sink, usually involves no great labor charge, as the new sink can in most cases be served by the same supply pipes as the old one. In color, with Acid-Resisting Enamel and under a low window, it will bring new beauty and convenience to your kitchen. The "§tattdatt<f Time Payment Plan pro- vides an easy way to have it. Warren - P6815 QS Warren - P 6816 Q S Prices and Sizes: (With Chromard Fittings) | 42 x 20 in. P6814QS In Color In White P6815 QSor P6816QS In Color In White 46 x 20 in. $58.85 49-7Q 52 x 20 in. 52 x 22 in. fro x 22 i rL_ $61 -45 5 1 .80 (For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 45) Vpluhbihg hxtures $75 .65 63.15 $64.05 84.55 5-; ,85 70.25 47 Stark ~ P 6825 Q S Putnam - P6821 Q S The great variety of Standard" sinks permits you to have the design best suited to your requirements and your budget. Here are three styles of the roll-rim corner type sinks. The P 6820 and P 682 1 are for opposite corners with the sink compartment next to the wall. The P 6825 (and the P 6824 for the left corner), have the drain-board next to the wall. The corner type of sink is an adaptable type. The end surface can be placed against a wall, or can be installed against a built-in cabinet, which provides a convenient location for pots, pans and utensils used around a sink. All S-inch back - 6-inch deep sinks listed in this book include in the price shown, the sink, faucet with soap dish, strainer^and cast brass sink trap. Metal parts are Chromard Finish, china parts in white or color. Sink is painted in white or color on the under side. Sturdy cast-iron wall hangers are also included in the prices. Prices and Sizes: (With Chromard Fittings) P 6820 Q S or P 6821 QS In Color In White P 6825 Q S or P 6824 Q S (left corner) In Color , In White 46 x 20 in. 1 52 x 20 in. $67 . ro 56.30 67 .10 56.30 $70.95 59-40 70 .95 5Q-4Q 52 x 22 in. (For prices of enameled fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 45) $73.60 61 .50 73 .60 61 .50 60 x 22 in. $97-35 80.50 97-3? 80.50 V PLUMBING FUTURES Portland - P 6731 QS Hale - P 6830 Q S All 8- inch back regular models, both apron and roll-rim types, have sink compartments and drain boards of generous dimensions. Those sinks less than 52 inches long over-all have drainboards no less than 18 inches in length and sink compartments from 22 inches up. Sinks that are 52 inches long or over, have drain-boards 19 inches or more in length and sink compartments not less than 22 inches. An exception is the P 6736 QS which has two compartments, each 18 inches long and a 20- inch drain-board. Actual dimensions of each type sink are shown in your Plumber's catalogue. Shown on this page are two types of ^tattdafd recess sinks and two types of sinks without drain- boards. The recess types of sinks, "Three 8s or the designs shown above, are very popular models for kitchens which make the most economical use of space. In keeping with the increasing demand for built-in kitchen furniture, these sinks will meet many installation needs. P 6700 QS and the P 6800 E are made in a wide variety of sizes. All are reasonably priced and allow every home owner, no matter how modest his budget, to have the convenience of a modern kitchen sink. Prices and Sizes: ; , §44< lip Madison - P6700QS (With Chromard Fittings) I n Color P 6731 Q S, or P 6730 Q S (drain-board on right)— I 51 x 20 inches § 97 -°5 Go x 22 inches '• 1 1 3 . 40 P 6830 Q S, or P 683 1 Q S (drain-board on left)— 52 x 20 inches 60 x 22 inches 97.65 1 16.20 P 6700 Q S In Color . In White 30 x 18 in. §60.95 51-40 P 6800 E In Color In White 24 x 18 in. $24 ■ 1 5 21 .45 24 x zoin.j 30 x 2Q in. $57.35 48.50 30 x 18 in. $28.25 24-75 §62.20 52.40 In White §80 . 30 93 • 3 5 51.20 90.05 3b x 20 in. §70.35 58. qo Salem - P 6800 E 24 x 20 in. 1 30 x 20 in. [ 30 x 20 in. | 42 x 22 in. §30.20 §29.40 §36.40 §44-45 26.30 25.65 3 1 - 2 5 _3 7-/0 P 6700 Q S and P 6800 E are made in other sizes. Consult your Plumber. (For prices of fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 45) 49 K759 K878 THE DOUBLE SINK STRAINER All sinks in this book, both the "Three S's" and regular types, are priced with the K 759 strainer. This is a flat strainer, flush with the bottom of the sink. The "Three-S's" types and those with the 6-inch apron can also be had with the K 878 strainer, .at an additional cost. This type of strainer permits the use of the sink compartment to hold the dishes, eliminating the old-fashioned dish- pan. As noted in the cut-out view, it is wider in diameter than the K 759 and has a cup and auxiliary strainer. The cup is lowered into the strainer by the knob (A). The plug (B) forms a seat and holds the water in the compartment. Food particles lodge in the cup strainer, and when the cup is lifted the water drains off. The strainer (C) is an added safeguard. A similar strainer with lift handle in the back of the sink can be had, also. This modern convenience is not costly as the comparison of prices below shows. Consult your Plumber for prices of the particular sink you prefer. P 6706 — 42 x 20 inches, in white Regular Enamel * with K 759 strainer $29 .00. with K 878 strainer 3 1 .80 P 6656 — 52 x 20 inches, in white A-R Enamel with K 759 strainer 63 .45 with K 878 strainer 66.25 bandar d" Faucets for every kitchen need Does your present sink faucet leak? Is it tarnished, or the handles broken? Why not replace it, at once, with a handsome Standard" swinging spout design? The K 902 S and the K907S are two very popular types, with an S-inch spread between supply pipes, and can be attached to the pipes which supply your present faucets. A strap wrench, as a rule, is all that is needed to make the change. These faucets are of pleasing design, in Chromard finish, and have the Re-kU feature. The K 907 S has a transfer valve that furnishes hot, cold or tempered water to the rinsing spray. K907S Prices: (With Chromard Finish) K902S K 902 S K 907 S China Parts In Color ■8-75 China Parts In White $12.15 '7-Q5 '/PLUMBING FIXTURES - JO Color in 'Standard" Kitchen binks lust imagine your kitchen with a *gtandai»d w sink of Ming Green. Walls of peach color and trimmings of light blue. Wouldn't it be a radiant and cheerful kitchen? Nothing has done more to make the kitchen attractive than, the well-designed sink in color. Perhaps you would prefer to originate your own color scheme. Select the color for the sink first— mellow ivory, delicate orchid, light blue, Ming Green, or rose, are preferred by most — then choose a contrasting color for the walls that will bring out the color of the sink. And with the great variety of colors available for other items of kitchen equipment, it is so easy to complete the scheme with harmonious color accents in the woodwork, curtains, other furniture and kitchenware. A handy garbage container All "Standard" sinks are more efficient if equipped with "^tatidafd" garbage containers. The 'Three 8's" designs can be had with the con- tainer attached directly to the sink. The container shown here fastens to the wall under your present sink. The container is made of vitreous china and pushes back under the sink when not in use. In white or colors. Prices: P Cx)6i (for "Three 8's" sinks) P 6gb2 In Color In White $23-75 24-75 $20.00 21 .00 P6962 5* THE "frmidavd C T R I C D I S HWA S H E R The basket of heavy non- corroding wire, holds dishes for a family of six. Separate compart- ment holds silverware. Dishwashing three times a day! Is there a woman who does her own work who doesn't lon^ to escape from the monotony of dishwashing' An electric dishwasher— that is the way out of the never-ending task! The 'gUtufafd" Electric Dishwasher has ex- clusive features which make it the most efficient and dependable electric dishwasher ever developed A centrifugal pump is used to obtain the forcefui water action. The dishwashing compartment has The compartment is lts ° wn not water supply so that no hose is needed to rinse the dishes. The soapy water circulates through the pump and is sprayed upon the dishes in strong, evenly distributed streams which deluge every dish, but are so directed that not even the thinnest china is moved from its place The basket, supported in a friction socket can be stopped by a touch of the hand. Food particles are removed from the water and are held by the efficient double strainer This means that the water, which is recircu- lated by the pump, is clean, and does not carry the food particles back onto the dishes. An exclusive feature which will appeal to every housewife is the flexible shaft with a whipper attachment. This whipper can be used for whipping cream, for beating eggs, mixing salad dressings, etc. easy to clean; only the spray nozzle remains after the removal of the basket, which is easily lifted out. Food particles are removed from the soapy water by this double strainer. 52 Dishwasher (with extra drain-board) - P 6901 turned slowly in the basket, removes the soil. S witch off the current and drain the washing water. Start the basket again and turn on the rinse valve. Clear, hot rinse water direct from the supply line is sprayed over all the dishes. Dishes can be quickly and easily removed from the tray and the basket, or may be allowed to remain in the basket until the next meal, if desired. Shown on this page are three popular models of the "SXtXlfavd" Dishwasher. The P 690 1 and P 6900 (drain-board on left) are 61 x 24 inches in size. The P 6908 and P 6907 (with sink on left) are 46 x 24 inches in size. The P 69 1 5 is furnished with the flexible shaft and has only the hot water rinsing spray valve which also supplies the dishwasher. The motor regularly furnished is }i H. P., A. C. single phase, 1 10 volts, 60 cycles. Motors for other kinds of cur- rent are available at an added cost. Food acids and cleansers cannot roughen or discolor the "Standard" Elec- tric Dishwasher, because it is made of Acid-Resisting Enamel. Prices ( With A-R Enamel, Chromard Fi ttings): I n Color | In Whit e P 6900 or P 690 1 (less legs) , $41 5 . 00 $390 . 00 P (3907 or P 0908 (includes whipper shown for P 6901) 395 .00 365.00 P0915 (includes flexible shaft and whipper) . How the Dishwasher operates The Dishwashing compart- ment is filled with hot water up to the level designated on the bottom of the basket, and a small amount of dishwashing powder is sprin- kled in. The basket is filled with dishes — the silverware in the cen- ter compartment, platters, plates and saucers in the lower basket.. cups and glassware in the top tray — and the lid is closed. Turn on the switch and the hot soapy water, circulated in forceful sprays over and over again onto all sur- faces of the dishes as they' are Dishwasher - P6915 345.00 325-00 Add for garbage container, as shown on Page 5 i : In Color, $14.75; In White, $21 .00. (Garbage container cannot be attached direct to P 6915) Dishwasher (with sink) - P 6908 53 "^tattdand" ELECTRIC CLOTHES- WASHER How cheerfully the housewife welcomes wash-day when the laun- dry is designed and constructed to permit the installation of the modern "£\and(ivd" Washer as shown in this illustration. And how quickly the work will be done when the laundry unit is com- pletely *£fatti<fa#(f' . The "gUnd&vd" Electric Clothes- washer, uses the reversing agitator principle to obtain the most rapid and thorough washing action. This mechani- cal principle has long been recog- nized as one of the simplest and therefore most dependable. Surging through the clothes the soap>' View of the inside of the washing tray. Note the smooth, rounded corners and «cnerous-size agitator. c — r # ■-jgjr" ^ ■ ^w — '"''^K^^^c^ii D jfi 1 ^& sIHI" a 1 water loosens and washes away every speck of soil. No particle of dirt can escape, yet forceful as this water action is you can trust your entire wash to the Standard" Electric Clothes-washer. The all-metal wringer is adjustable to four positions around the wringer post, thus permitting the washer to be used effectively with one or two trays. The wringer rolls are of so^t rubber and there is a special safety feature whereby the tension of the rollers may be released instantly. The power of the motor is transmitted to the agitator in the tub by a sturdy, simple shaft and gear, so arranged to allow 7 the wringer to be used while the agitator is in motion. Ample power drives the agitator, gently but forcefully, as it carries the clothes through the rich suds, loosening all the dirt and soil. All the controls of the Clothes- washer are within easy reach as shown in the illustration to the left. (A) is the lever which throws the agitator in and out of gear, (B) the lever which starts and stops the wringer and locks it in position, (C) the wringer tension screw and safety release, (D) the switch to operate the motor, (E) the handle which controls the washer drain. ~ <§\>'P'-UMBING FIXTURES •; 54 The ff $\mdf\vd" Electric Clothes- washer is a sturdy washer. The tub is of strong enameled iron, as are the legs, frame, and gear housing. There are no belts, the driving mechanism is a simple steel gear and arm, operating on ball bearings. An exclusive feature is the fact that the washer can be directly connected to the supplies and drain, thereby becoming as permanent as the installed laundry trays. It can be filled and emptied without the use of hose or bucket. Think of the convenience and advantage of a permanent washer in your home. No flimsy construc- tion to get out of repair, no slopping the floor when filling and emptying the trays, no annoying vibration when the motor is running, no getting out of level which throws Stationary Clothes -Washer - P 7500 severe strains on many parts of cheaply constructed portable washers, thereby reducing their life and adding to their upkeep expense. m _ The tub is regularly furnished with the inside of white Acid-Kesisting Enamel, and will hold the heat as no other washer can. Acid-Resisting Enamel is easy to clean, is not affected by strong soaps or cleansers, will keep its sparkling beauty always. . The outside of the tub and the legs and frame have Ming Green Duco t misft. The Chromard lid is removable and can be placed on the auxiliary trays and used as a sorting table. The motor regularly furnished is > 4 H. P., 1 10 Volts, A. C, 60 cycle, single phase. The P 7510 is a com- plete laundry unit, which includes the washer and 2 trays similar in design. All can be connected to a single drain. Dimensions P 7500 — Width (back to front), 36 inches; height (floor to rim), 32)4 inches. P 7510 — Width (over two trays), 50 inches; back to front (tray and washer), 50 inches. Prices P 7500 Si 75 .00 P 7510 $274 -9° (Includes washer, 2 trays, and continuous drain.) Clothes -Washer with two trays - P 7510 5> LAUNDRY TRAYS For the past several years, the base- ment and laundry has been the scene of great improvement. Shower rooms, ath- letic rooms, lounging rooms, play rooms, have been installed. Gas and automatic-fired furnaces have been responsible for cleaner, more orderly basements. Today the housewife shows her guests her modern laundry with as much pride as she does her rooms upstairs. Yet no matter with what unusualness the arrangement or decorative idea of a laundry might be planned, it is absolutely essential that the items of equipment installed there must be of the highest efficiency, if full value and satis- faction are to be had. The enameled laundry tray in sparkling enamel, which is the very best material for this fixture, adds beauty to any laundry. Its bright, cleanly appear- ance is sure to meet approval, its one-piece design and easy-to-clean enamel, Four-way - P 7308 B make it superior to all other types. Alden - P 7302 Q L & & ^t & » ^ i 1 i Acid-Resisting Enamel is ideal for the laundry tray, as it is not affected by strong soaps or cleansers, The Four- way is a two compart- ment tray designed to stand away from the wall, thereby permitting one to work all around it. It is supplied by a sturdy swinging-spout faucet finished in Chromard, and which has two extra valves for a hose to fill the washings machine. The Alden is a tray with a back and two compartments cast in a single piece and with a swinging-spout faucet to supply hot, cold or tempered water to either tray. The Montrose is an economical two piece tray to stand against or away from the wall. It is shown with a hardwood wringer holder for each tray which permits the use of a hand wringer. If you prefer these fix- tures in color, your Plumber will gladly quote prices. Prices (Fixtures in White) : Montrose - P 7380 E (With Chromard Fittings) P 7302 Q, 54 x 26 in P 7308 B, 5 1 x 27 in P 7 3 80 E, 48 x 2 3 in. (two sections) .^ A-R Enamel Regular Enamel $142.00 $120.60 126.05 53-3Q 45-3° ^PLUHBIHG FIXTURES 56 Radcliffe - P 7432 Q S COMBINATION SINK AND LAUNDRY TRAY Here is a fixture for the small kitchen, or for the kitchen of the housewife who desires to wash, con- veniently, her fine lingerie and linen by hand. This style of fixture is particularly desirable, also, for apartment kitchens, where space is limited. And, too, it provides the most efficient type of fix- ture to use with built-in cabinets. The 13-inch deep tray is valuable for a number of kitchen uses, as well as for washing of clothing. "£tandctfd" sink and laundry tray combinations include the essential features of both of these fixtures. The interchangeable wood drain-board, when placed over the tray compartment, gives all the advantages of a Sink; when used with the laundry tray and placed over the sink, it becomes a sorting table or handy work bench. . The Radcliffe P 7432 Q S (P 7433 Q S, with sink compartment on the right) has an 8-inch low back, an 8-inch deep apron, a sink compartment 8 inches deep and a tray with a depth of 13K inches. It is supported on wall hangers and two adjustable enameled legs. The K 902 S faucet supplies hot, cold or tem- pered water to both sink and tray. The Bacon is illustrated in two ways —one with a swinging spout faucet, one with separate hot and cold water faucets. In the P 7426 AF type, which has an 8-inch deep sink, faucets which supply the tray are below the level of the drain-board. All these fixtures are priced in regular enamel, but, here too, Acid-Resisting Enamel in color will provide greater distinction. Ask your Plumber for prices of these fixtures in Acid- Resisting Enamel. Prices: <acon - P 7427 Q S (With Chromard Fit-lings) In Color Size — 50 x 24 inches. P 7426 A F, or P 7425 AF, (sink on left) P7427QS, 01P7428QS, (sink on right) P743 2QS, or P743 3QS Size — 42 x 24 inches. P 7432 QS, or P 7433 QS (For prices of these fixtures in Ionian Black, see Note, page 45) Bacon - P 7426 A F V Remodel the old bathroom/ install an extra one w i t h the Standand" TIME PAYMENT PLAN Every home today is run upon a budget basis: so much for food, for clothing, for amusements, for savings and for educational purposes. Whether or not the home has a definite * "Budget Plan", there is no doubt a definite schedule for these and other expenses. If you are a home owner and are interested in modernizing the old bathroom, or if you want and need a second bathroom or a downstairs lavatory; if you have found in this book those very plumbing fixtures you have desired so long and do not have the ready cash, you will be interested to know about the "Standard" Time Payment Plan — the plan that permits you to put these improvements in your Budget, to pay for them as you use and enjoy them. The Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.'s Time Payment Plan is an easy financing plan which brings the latest styled and most improved plumbing fixtures within the reach of every family. By using this simple plan you can have a remodeled bathroom that is not only useful, but beautiful. You can install that extra bathroom that your growing family needs, you can brighten the kitchen with a new sink in white or in color, you can have an efficient "Standard" Clothes- washer or a new set of laundry trays. Every home owner with a reasonable equity in his home may use this plan to' finance the purchase of "Standard" Plumbing Fixtures. Only a small amount of cash is needed — the balance, including your plumber's charge for installing the plumbing fixtures, may then be paici in convenient installments. Ask any plumbing merchant who sells "^tandat'd" Plumbing Fixtures to give you an estimate of the cost of the plumbing fixtures you want and the cost of installing them. Of this total amount you can pay as little as 10 per cent in cash. You can have up to two years to pay the balance in monthly installments? Example: Suppose the cost of the plumbing fixtures you select and your plumber's charge for installing them is $400.00. You pay $40.00 in cash and arrange to pay the balance, including the financing charge, in equal monthly installments, the number of installments not to exceed twenty-four and the amount of each installment to be not less than $10.00. Eighteen installments would amount to approximately $22.00 per month. The cost of all the materials and labor needed to make simple changes Dr repairs incident to the replacement of your old plumbing fixtures with modern plumbing fixtures, can be financed through your plumbing contractor under the terms of this plan. There is no red tape. You are not asked to have friends endorse you, you are not embarrassed by any credit investigation. And this plan further assures you of a correct and efficient installation, for plumbing dealers with a reputation for good work are the only ones permitted to use the plan. Your plumber will prepare the simple forms which are necessary in the operation of this plan. If your plumber is unable to do this, write to the Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, and the forms will be prepared for you, or you will be given the names of responsible plumbing merchants in your own community who can prepare them. Any "Standard" Showroom or Branch, the addresses of which are listed on pages 62 and 63 of this book, will be glad to explain the plan. '/PLUMBING FIXTURES 58 B r a s s Parts of a Re-nU assembly. Left, the assembled unit; center, stem; right, above, cap -below, the Re-hU barrel. Fittings are f '$\ixndd.vd H The parts you don't see in plumbing fixtures — the concealed parts of the fittings — are as important as those you do see. These are the only mechanical parts of practically all plumbing fixtures, these are the parts of the fixture which must deliver the water, must carry it away, must protect your rooms against damage due to leaks, must protect your health from sewer gas, etc. Unless the fittings operate efficiently, regularly, day after day, your fixture — no matter how beauti- ful in design or color— will not be satisfactory. Do not take for granted that if you specify Standard" Plumbing Fixtures you will receive a complete "Standard" installation. . "Standard" brass fittings are of heavy brass, carefully made, and subject to rigorous inspection. They contain extra weight, extra thickness, are given extra care in selection of materials and in their construction— assuring that service to which you are entitled, and which every plumbing fixture should give. Only by using '"Standard" fittings on "Standard" fixtures will you receive the service that you expect of the fixtures. See that every fitting bears the mark, 'Standard . With most fittings the wear occurs on parts which are inseparable from the rest of the fitting, and the whole fitting must be replaced. In 'Standard" fittings with the Re-nU feature, above, only the parts subject to wear need be replaced. All that is required is to remove the cap, lift out the stem and the barrel which contains all the wearing parts, and make the necessary replacements. a u c e t s , too, should be 'Standard" Take a moment to consider these fittings which are seldom mentioned in specifications. The important supply valves in the basement, the shut-off valves to the various fixture lines, the drain valves for hot water tanks, the faucets on the outside of the house for sprinkling the lawn — these, by all means, must be of sturdy construction, of superior quality, of good design and workmanship, if your entire plumbing installation is to be what you expect. The K 1660 and K 1665 are shut-off valves which drain the supply pipes, thereby preventing lines bursting from freezing. The K i6/oanclK 1680 are lawn faucets, sturdily made to withstand the rigors of the weather. The K 16SS is a useful faucet to be used in basement or garage for filling of pails, etc. "Standard" rough-brass items are made as carefully as the faucets on your lavatory and bear the 'Standard" trade mark. K 1670 K1680 K1688 59 If you live in or near one of the cities listed on pages 62 and 63, be sure to visit the Standard" Show room. These interesting Showrooms are maintained by the Standard Sanitate Ififo. Co. to further its service to architects, plumbing contractors and home owners. You do not need to have definite plans for the purchase of plumbing fixtures to be cordially received in a 'Standard" Show room— your interest in more comfortable and pleasant living will make you a welcome visitor. There you can see the beautiful plumbing fixture designs and colors which have inspired a new interest in bathroom furnishing and decoration There you can see that artistic combination of fixture, fitting, background, color lighting and arrangement that will immediately convey to you the meaning df style and individuality in plumbing fixtures". Fixtures in white and of more- economical cost are also widely displayed for your inspection There too, you may see the Standard" Dishwasher and the Standard" Uotnes- Washer in actual operation, and you may have as many demonstrations of these remarkable machines as you desire. Showroom representatives can be of material help to you in the suggestions for room decoration, artistic fixture arrangement, novel lighting effects and harmonv of bathroom color schemes which they will gladly give, should you be undecided in the solution of any of these phases of your bathroom decorative problems. Experienced and helpful, they will be glad to discuss every phase of home sanitation, explain the "^tattdar'd" Time Payment Plan, and if you desire, make out the forms required in the opera- tion of this plan. To make it easy to obtain estimates for the installation of plumbing fixtures and fittings you select, a portfolio shown on this page, listing and illustrating them, will be prepared for you. There is no charge for this service which does much to prevent mistakes and to assure complete satisfaction with the installation. 60 HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT IN £^PLUMBING FIXTURES H Visit a Standard" Showroom, if possible. That is the most satisfactory way to select plumbing fixtures. There you can see the actual fixtures and make comparisons, there you can discuss your problems with experienced Standard" attendants, there you can secure help in originating color schemes and in develop- ing pleasing bathroom arrangements. When your selections are made, specifications providing for their installation will be written for you without charge. You can then take the specifications to your Plumber with the certainty that there should be no mis- understanding. If you cannot visit a Standard" Showroom, make your selection from this book. Then take the book to your Plumber and in it point out the fixtures and fittings you want. If he does not have them in stock he can order and, with very few exceptions, get them promptly. Secure a copy of your written order. In this written order the fixtures and fittings should be designated exactly as shown in this book. The letter following the number designates the type of fitting and must be shown. Also specify the size of each fixture. If your preference is for color, bear in mind the advantage of installing fixtures made by the same manufacturer. Specify "£tandat*d" — vitreous china fixtures, enameled fixtures, and fittings with china parts in the same color. If you have selected fixtures from a "Standard" Showroom, see that the specification includes a sample of the Standard" fixture color you desire, and a sample of the color of the shower curtains, closet seats, and any other items in color. Remember that enameled fixtures are made either with Acid- Resisting or regular enamel. If you want a fixture made with Acid-Resisting Enamel, specify "Acid-Resisting Enamel". If you want regular enamel, specify "Regular Enamel". Be sure that the fittings you want are specified to show the style and correct finish from the list described on the inside of the back cover. If any other combinations of fixture and fittings than those mentioned in this book are desired, consult your Plumber. IMPORTANT To prevent misunderstandings, bear in mind that the prices in "Standard" booklets, catalogues, and advertisements are approximate, as they do not include labor and other installation charges. Remember, also that the prices in this book are subject to change without notice, as are changes in the form or design of the fixtures and fittings illustrated. 6/ The service of the nation-wide 'Sftattdafcf' organization The Standard" nation-wide system of Showrooms, Warehouses, and Branches is maintained only that you might receive the highest degree of satis- factory service. The Showrooms make it possible for you to see the actual fixtures before you buy, and assist you in securing correct specifications. When you have made your selection, any plumber you may choose can secure the fixtures you want from the nearby "Standard" Branch or Warehouse. If there is no plumber near you, write to the closest Standard" unit and you will immediately be furnished the names of several who can supply your requirements. Then, too, if you are desirous of using the "e^.andard" Time Payment Plan, and cannot locate a plumber who can make the necessary arrangements, the nearest "^.andaFd" unit will be glad to furnish the names of several Time Payment Plumbers in your vicinity. Standard cSamtat© TT)fe Co., Pittsburgh Division of American R adiator & S tandard S anitary C orporation "Standard" Branches/ Showrooms and Sales Offices ♦AKRON. O. (.Show room) _________________ Crosier and High Streets ♦ALTOONA, PA. (Showroom) __________________ 161 5 Ninth Avenue ATLANTA, GA. (Sales Office) _____________ 204 Norris Building, Peachtree Street ATLANTA, GA. (Showroom) _________________ 221 Peachtree Street BALTIMORE. MD. (Showroom and Sales Office) __________ 3 34 North Charles Street ♦BEAUMONT, TEXAS (Branch Warehouse) ___________ Fannin and Orange Streets ♦BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (Showroom) ____________ 503 Twenty-second Street, South BOSTON, MASS. (Showroom and Sales Office) __ ________ 186-200 Devonshire Street BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Showroom) _____________ 375-379 Flatbush Avenue, Ext. BUFFALO, N. Y. (Showroom) _________________3 74 Delaware Avenue ♦CANTON. O (Showroom) _________________ 1 1 20 High Avenue, S. W. ♦CHICAGO. ILL. _______________________ 3716 Iron Street CHICAGO, ILL. (Showroom and Sales Office) _ _ _ ________ 900 South Michigan Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. (Northwest Branch) __ _____________ 4508 Lawrence Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. (South Branch) _______________ _ 7725-33 South State Street. CHICAGO, ILL. (Ravenswood Service Station) _________ 4339-41 North Western Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. (Roseland Service Station) __________ 10433-35 South Michigan Avenue CINCINNATI, O. (Showroom and Sales Office) _ _ _ _ _ Southeast Corner Seventh and Walnut Streets' ♦CLEVELAND, O. (Showroom) _________________ 4409 Euclid Avenue ♦CLEVELAND, O. (West Side Branch — Showroom) ___________ ioSoo Lorain Avenue ♦CLEVELAND, O. (Mayfield Branch) _______________ 2044 Random Road ♦COLUMBUS. 0. (Showroom) _______________ 503-5 19 South Front Street ♦DALLAS. TEXAS (Showroom) _________________ i 200 Jackson Street ♦DECATUR, ILL. (Showroom) ________________ 502 East William Street ♦DENVER, COLO. _____________________ 1730 Blake Street DENVER, COLO. (Showroom) __________________["i6 Blake Street ♦DETROIT, MICH. (Showroom and Sales Oft.ce) ___________ 5943 Second Boulevard ♦DETROIT, MICH. (Burnette Branch) ______________ 9181 Burnette Avenue ♦DETROIT. MICH. (East Side Branch) _____________ _ 3747 Bewick Avenue ♦EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL. _________________ 21 North Seventh Street ♦EL PASO, TEXAS (Showroom) ________________ 1 60 North Piedras Street ♦ERIE, PA. (Showroom) __________________ 1 30 West Twelfth Street ♦EVANSTON, ILL. ____________________ _ 2.08 Jackson Street ♦EVANSV1LLE. IND. _________________ Illinois and Governor Streets ♦FORT WAYNE, I ND. ________________ 1 26- 118 West Columbia Street ♦FORT WORTH, TEXAS (Showroom) ____________ 1601-07 North Ballinger Street ♦GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. ___________________ 90 Market Avenue HAMILTON. ONT., CANADA (Showroom) ___________ 20-28 Jackson Street, West ♦HOUSTON. TEXAS (Showroom) _______________2 3 oo McKinney Avenue ♦HUNTINGTON. W. VA. (Showroom) ___________ Second Avenue and Tenth Street ♦INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (Showroom) ______________ 846 North Senate Avenue ♦JOLIET. ILL. __________________ Railroad and McDonough Streets KANSAS CITY. MO. (Showroom and Sales Office) _ _ _________ 1021 Grand Avenue ♦KNOXVILLE, TENN. (Showroom) _______________ 218 East Depot Street LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y. (Showroom and Sales Office) _______ 32-04 Northern Boulevard ♦LORAIN, O, __________________ Tenth and Broadway LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (Sales Office) ____________ 216-224 South Central Avenue LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (Showroom) _______ 3251 Wilshire Boulevard, near Vermont Street ♦LOUISVILLE. KY. (Showroom) _____________ Broadway and Campbell Street ♦MANSFIELD. O, (Showroom) ___ ___________ East Fifth and Elm Streets ♦MEMPHIS, TENN. (Showroom) _________________ 666 Beale Avenue ^PLUMBING FIX1UHES 6_ "Standard" Branches/ Showrooms and Sales Offices (continued) ♦MILWAUKEE, WIS. __________-_-_--___ , 62 7 St. Paul Avenue MILWAUKEE, WIS. (Showroom) _________________ 447 Broadway MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. (Showroom and Sales Office) __________ 91 5 Nicollet Avenue ^MOBILE, ALA. (Showroom) ________________ 306 North Roval Street ^MONTGOMERY, ALA. (Branch Warehouse) ______________ no Coosa Street *NASHVILLE, TENN. (Showroom) _._______._____-.- 1700 Church Street NEWARK, N.J. (Showroom and Sales Office) ______-___.__- 1 010 Broad Street NEWARK, N.J. (Showroom) __________,--_-.--_- 5 iS Ferry Street *NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Branch and Showroom) ________----_ 846 Baronne Street NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Sales Office ) _______-___--_- 517 Canal Bank Building NEW YORK, N. Y. (Showroom and Sales Office) ________-- 1 8 East Forty-fifth Street OAKLAND, CALIF. (Showroom) ______<_____----- 1030 Webster Street *OAK PARK, ILL. ____________-------- -60 Madison Avenue *OSHKOSH. WIS. ________-_-__--------- 39 Ceape Street *PEOR I A, ILL. (Showroom) __________________ 1 12-1 14 Main Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. (Showroom and Sales Office) ___________ 1 1\ 5 Walnut Street *PHOENIX. ARIZ. (Showroom) _______ -■»------- 447 East J efferson Street PITTSBURGH, PA. (Showroom and Sales Office) _______ Bessemer Building, 10b Sixth Street *PITTSBURGH, PA. ________-__-------- 2I 3 Galveston Avenue ^PITTSBURGH, PA. (East End Branch) ___„___-__--- 6587 Hamilton Avenue PORTLAND, ORE. (Showroom) _____.. _______ Pacific Building. 181 Sixth Street *OUINCY ILL. (Showroom) _________-------- 330 South Sixth Street *RACINE WIS. _________-_-----_ Sixteenth and Junction Avenues RICHMOND, VA. (Showroom and Sales Office) ____-._--__- _ 304 East Grace Street *ROCK ISLAND, ILL. (Showroom) _____-----_--- 1615-1617 Second Avenue ST LOUIS, MO. (Sales Office) ^_-______-__-__-_- Continental Lite Building *ST LOUIS MO. (Showroom) _______________ 4140 Forest Park Boulevard *SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (Showroom) ________________ 1 101 Broadway SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Showroom) „_____-._-_---_- 349 Sutter. Street SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Sales Office) ________ 501 Sixth Street, Corner ot Bryant Street SEATTLE, WASH. (Sales Office) _______---.__--- 1241 First Avenue. South SEATTLE. WASH. (Showroom) „______._------- - 1301-1303 Fifth Avenue *SHREVEPORT, LA. (Showroom) _______-_------ 1 557-1 5 59 Texas Avenue ^SOUTH BEND, IND. (Showroom) _______________ 1831 South Main Street ♦SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (Branch Warehouse) ________---- yo7 North Fourth Street SPRINGFIELD, MASS. (Sales Office) _______-.-_-- - - - 1 55 Chestnut Street SPRINGFIELD, MASS. (Showroom) _____-__----- Chestnut and \V inter Streets *SPRINGFIELD, O. ----------------- 1226-38 Warder Street SYRACUSE, N. Y. (Sales Office) ________------- 302-303 Herald Building ♦TOLEDO O. (Showroom) _______---------- iooi-ioio Summit Street TORONTO ONT., CANADA (Sales Office) _________ Royce and Landsdowne Avenues TRENTON N.J. (Showroom and Sales Office) __„__________ 100 Carroll Street •TUCSON, ARIZ. (Showroom) --------------- - 247 North Fourth Avenue *\VACO TEXAS (Branch Warehouse) _______-_-- Eleventh Street and Mary Avenue WASHINGTON D. C (Showroom and Sales Olfice) __________ _ 141 2 F. Street. N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. (Government Dept.) ______---_-___ 114 Willard Hotel ♦WHEELING, W. VA. (Showroom) __________------ 40 Eighteenth Street *WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS (Showroom) _________ - Fourteenth Street and Scott Avenue *YOUNGSTO\VN. O. (Showroom) _-_____-_-------- West and Tod Avenue^ Wa rehouses Baltimore. Md. ______-------------- - - 53 ' 3 Holabird Avenue Boston Mass _______------------- 3 b 5 c Street, South Boston Long Island City NY_ _____----- ".Standard" Building, 32-04 Northern Boulevard Los Angeles, Calif. ____--------------- - 2 ib South Central Avenue Newark NJ ________--_---------- 52S-534 rerrv Street Philadelphia, Pa." _ ------------- Glen wood Avenue and O.vford Street Richmond, Calif. __-_------ - ------------ P. O. Box, \V. Seattle, Wash. ------------------ 1242 First Avenue, South Export New York, N. Y., 50 Broad Street San Francisco, Calif., 349 Sutter Street Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep., S. A., Calle Cordoba 817, (Entre Piso) Tokio Japan Shanghai, China Manila, P. I. Melbourne and Sydney, Australia Auckland, N. _.. c ■ . (t<>< ., i H j"Rm^U c. In the cities marked (*) are carried complete lines of Service at standard branches. p, umbing and Heating Supplies; Farm Water Supply Systems; Tools and Supplies for Mills, Mines and Factories, also for the Water, Gas, Steam and Oil Industries. Write or call on nearest Branch. European Sales Offices A MERICAN RADIATOR & S TANDARD SANITARY C ORPORATION Vienna Austria London, England Munich. Germany Brussels Belgium Lille, France Amsterdam, Holland Vilvorde, Belgium L >'°" s ' Fra , nce ,- M\\m, Italy Birmingham, England Marseilles, France Barcelona. Spam Brighton, England Paris. France Madrid. Spain Hull, England Berlin, Germany Zurich. Switzerland 8-30 2 C M 6l LOOK FOR THE NAME How can you be sure that the plumbing fixtures and fittings installed in your home are the "$\rnidnvd" Plumbing, Fixtures and Fittings you specified? These trade-marks will enable you to distinguish the products of the Standard <&imtai*9 Iflfo. Co. from all others. Do not wait until the plumbing fixtures are installed to look for these protective identification marks. Look for them immediately upon the delivery of the plumbing fixtures at your home. *4 Standard This trade-mark is printed permanently under the glaze of vitreous china plumbing fixtures, printed permanently in the enamel of plumbing fixtures made of regular enamel, and cast or stamped in the metal of brass fittings. '^tattdard-A-R This trade-mark, printed permanently in the enamel, identifies plumbing fixtures made of "Standard" Acid-Resisting Enamel. RE-NU The word Re-nU on "<$tattdat«f' Brass Goods indicates renew- able seats and threads, a "^tanda^cf" feature. "Church" brand Seats, which are standard equipment on "Standard" water closets, are identified by this trade-mark, which is pressed into the under side of the seat. CONSULT A RESPONSIBLE PLUMBER Almost every city has established legal safeguards against the faulty instal- lation of plumbing. This has been necessary because faulty plumbing is a danger to health and life. Who is thoroughly familiar with these legal safe- guards established in your city? Who is best qualified to install the plumbing in your home? A Master Plumber! His knowledge of sewerage, gas and water systems is invaluable to you. Depend upon him for accurate advice on your plumbing problems. Use his services to secure a correct and satisfactory plumbing installation in your home. 1/PLUMBING FIXTURES I FITTINGS FOR 'SftandawT BATHS AND LAVATORIES IN DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS AND COLORS "Standard" fittings, both metal and china, are obtainable in a variety of designs and finishes. Shown above, in the first panel, are fittings for the Pemberton lavatories, and the popular Mastercraft design for lavatories. The special design fitting for the Temple- ton is shown on page 1 5 ; that for the Castleton on page 17. In the second panel are shown the parts used in "^andafd" Mastercraft bath and shower combinations. These and the fittings shown in the first panel are obtainable in the following finishes: Finish X — All Chromard. Finish G —All Gold plate. Finish X H — Chromard with Gold hammered panels. Finish X C — Chromard with Chro- mard hammered panels. Finish G H— Gold plate with Gold hammered panels. Finish GC — Gold plate with Chro- mard hammered panels. The styles in the lower panel are those commonly furnished for most "c$tattdat*d" lavatories. The designs and finishes, left to right, are: All-metal design in Gold plate — Finish Y G. (Can also be had with Chromard Finish (Finish Y) or nickel-plate (Finish Z). Design with china handles, escutch- eon and lift knob. (Can be had with metal parts in Chromard or nickel-plate and china parts in white or the nine "^tnudnrd" colors). PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO, P. 0. Box 740 New Bedford, Mass. b 4