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VI. Con't,.Pool Room

8, Radiators and fittings should be of brass and

10.

ducts and ventilating apparatus exposed to warm
moist air should be of non-corrosive metal
corkboard, Transite or similar material,
Poolelighting

The pool room should be evenly lighted to an
intensity of about 15 to 20 lumens at the water
surface, Closed fixtures, preferably of vapor-
proof type, should be used to minimize conden-
sation and unites recessed flush with the ceiling
and louvred to control lateral spill light and
glare,

Submarine lighting= Highly decorative value, when
colored lenses used, and increases safety by making
underwater objects clearly visible,

Lights installed “in the dry" behind a heavy sheet
of glass set in a metal frame permanently built
into the pool wall and must be serviced from a

pipe tunnel or other space around the pool, The
units are about 2 to 24 feet below the water level,
possibly lower, Perhaps Neon tubes- Crimson and blue,

If properly installed there is no question of safety.

VII. Dressing, toilet and shower rooms will depend on the

direction the pool room is placed,

The only route from dressing room to pool should be

past the toilet to a shower room where a thorough