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Dale Tile Manufacturing Company (Limited)
| Name | Dale Tile Manufacturing Company (Limited) |
| Ortssitz | New York City |
| Straße | South 5th Avenue 152 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Betonplattenfabrik |
| Quellenangaben | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 142] |
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1884 |
[New Yorks great ind. (1884)] |
1884 |
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Manufacturers of Patent Illuminating Concret Tiling |
| ZEIT | 1884 |
| THEMA | Firmendarstellung |
| TEXT | This company is engaged in the manufacturing of all kinds of tiling used laying sidewalks, areas, vaults, floors, roofs and sky-lights together with the non-slippery vault covers, the improve ventilating, illuminating sky-lights and illuminating coalhole covers. The coal-hole covers are made in size from sixteen to fifty-two inches, while the other mentioned tiling, etc., is made according to specifications. The Dale Patent Illuminating Tiling is without doubt the best article ever invented for covering all openings in sidewalks or for floor, roof or sky-lights, or for any purpose where an illuminating tiling may be required. The Dale tile are made with two, three and four-inch diameter glass firmly set in cast-iron frames, and secured in their place with concrete, rendering the premises fitted with this style of vault, roof, floor or sky-light perfectly water tight and non-slippery, having no objectionable projections of any kind whatsoever. As to its durability and beauty, this company point with pride to a large number of the most prominent buildings which have been erected in this city for several years past, where its work has undergone the most severe tests. The patent concrete illuminating tiling is in use in the following buildings Mills, Morse, Kelly, and Potter Buildings, Manhattan Storage Warehouse, New York and Brooklyn Bridge Elevated Railroad, School for Ethical Culture, Boreel. United Bank, Metropolitan Opera House, Racquet Club, Mount Morris Bank, New York Produce Exchange Build ing, and on all important buildings erected in this city, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Albany, etc., and the cities of Canada and South America. The tiles, etc., are manufactured at the above number South Fifth Avenue, where some one hundred or more men are employed in the several departments. These tiles have many advantages over anything made by other manufacturers. They are constructed in such a manner as to stand two and one-half times greater pressure than any tiles heretofore made. They do not wear smooth and slippery, and are not affected in any manner by the weather. They are especially adapted to where a large quantity of light is desired, and are the most ornamental as well as useful now extant. The officers of this company are, C. E. Furman, President; E. G. Albee, Vice-President; W. C. Gleason, Treasurer; E. Whitney, Secretary. The company will send, on application, a sample of their work and also furnish the estimate. Any information will be cheerfully given in any connection with their trade. |
| QUELLE | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 142] |
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