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SPECIFIC TIONS



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VITROLITE

SPECIFIC TIONS

PUBLISHED

IN L O N D O N

BY

PILKINGTON BROTHERS LIMITED

BRITISH TROLITE

COMPANY

LTD

164

S H E H E l \ O E S S

WALK

HO) TON,

L O N D O N

N.1

T E l E H O N E o CL E l l .KENWELL 1111. BRANCH Off lCB AT

S HIGH STREET,

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ONTENTS

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FIXING INSTR UCTIONS

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page181 87

SHOPS AND CAFES

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O NS TRU C

TI

ON L T IL S

In presenting this publication

we should like to point out that constructional details ha

v

been illustrated nd ex plained wherever

it

was thought to

be necessary but that if any points are not clear or any

unusual problems arise which arc not dealt with in this

book the technical department will be glad to gi

v

its

assistance.



VITROL/TE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

VITROLITE

is

a Rolled Opal Glass, ranging from semi-opacity to complete opacity.

One surface is usually impressed with a pattern

of

narrow parallel ribs, which

provide a key fo r the mastic or other material with which the glass

is

fixed. The

glass has a hard, brilliant, fire-finished surface

THICKNESS

Coloured VITROLJTI

White and black VITROLITE only

APPROXIMATE

AVERAGE WEIGHT

PER SO.

FOOT

SIZE

COLOURS

Coloured White

lb.

oz. lb.

o::.

f<

4

'

•I

:g•

10

5

Q

l

9

;

,.

12

12

1 1laxim11m Maiwfllcturing Si::e1

-f,, / ~ · \'ITROLIT£-

125

/ qo

0

long x

50/6o"

ide.

i·

:and

1°

VITROLITE

- •

00

/ 1.J0°

long x

50

/

55° wide.

Black

lb.

o::,

4

3

0

9

:

2 \'ITROLITE can be supplied in stock s u ts and cut sizes, but uhlar

sizes arc

recommended

and are less costly to

fix.

3 Ashlar Sizes

T\

• VITROLITE

is supplied,

with edges true

ground,

in the

following

standardashlarsizcs:-

JO x

l5" 12·

18

15

1

5·

11 · :2 "

4

For special sizes, consult 1he manufacturers.

VITROun: is supplied in the following colours

Black and White.

Ordinary

Colours

Green, Ewhdl, WWg"OO( , Turquoise, 'earl Grey, Green Agate.

S ~ c i a C a l o u r s

l rnry, Primrose, Shell Pink, Rop l Blue Ag;:ite, Walnut Agate and

Golden Agate, Tango and Cadmium Yello .

(A colour

chart u:ill t found at tlit trul of th t book whert in /ht rnst of th t agatts

a rtprtseritativt piectlias been rtprodricei



VITRO LIT

FLOORS

GEMER L DESCRIPTION

A special kind of \ I

TROLITE

is made for use on floors. Instead of the usual fire

finished surface, \ ITROLITE Floor Tiles are finished with a dull, non-slippery

surface.

They

make a particularly good floor for bathrooms, elc. Slight variation

in the colour of the tiles gi\·es a pleasing mosaic effect.

DIMEMSIOMS

VITROUTE

Floor

Til es

arc

I \

thick

by

~ · s q u r e

and

are laid

10

a gauge

of

6 tiles to the foot run

or

36 to the square foot.

C

OLOURS

olours Black, Green, Turquoise, Wedgwood, Pink , Ivory, White.

Pressed tiles can also be supplied

in

clear Cathedral Glass

in

the following

colours-

Green, Blue, Pink, \\ hite and Light Amber.

' \ ITROUTE

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ht rt.f lllertd t1adt mark af Tht British t r o l t ~ Compa.1y IA"miltd



IXING

OF V TROLIT

MEASURING

I t

is

not necessary to take measurements and prepare working drawings for

straightforward schemes

in standard

Ashlar comprising skirting and capping with

Ashlar filling pro\·iding the fixer

is

capable

of

\•isualising

the

arr:mgement

of the

joints for each wall

prior to

commencing

to

fix. The approximate requirements

can

be

obtained from

the

plan which accompanies the enquiry, and it is advisable

to include a few extra Ashlars, not exceeding per cent. of the total quantity as

spares.

Difficult schemes should be measured accurately, and the position

of

all fittings

must

be sett l

ed

when this

is

done.

The

measurer marks a datu Jl line round the

room

at

a convenient height

and

works from this, checking

the

floor level,

recording any unevenness and noting the positions of al accessories and fittinb'S

for which wood fixing blocks s

hould

be provided. Passing and butt joints should

be arranged in such a way as

to

produce the best effect.

INTERIOR

A

plumb-true

and rigid

suhs

tructun:

is essential

if

the

best results are

to be

obtained- P

or

tland Cement screed composed

of

one

part

cement to

three

parts

sand (without the addition of any

Free

Lime) provides the most suitable backing

for VITR011n:. It should

be

applied with a wood float finish as this

lca\ CS

a better

keying surface than a smooth trowel finish. When the screed is dry and not

before, the area to

be

covered should

be

given a coat

of

Gripon Seater well brushed

in particularly where the depressions occur. :\"ormally one coat of Sealer is

sufficien

t

but a second coat may be aJ ·isable

if

the screed is dusty or

if

the first

coat dries dull and patchy. Allow about six hours for the Sealer to dry before

commencing fixing. As a general

guid

e half a gallon of Scaler

should

be sufficient

for an area of ten to twelve

square

yards.

Start

fixing with the skirting and see that

it

is bedded firmly and evenly all

round

the room ;

if

the fl

oor is

not level begin

at

the lowest point and work towards the

highest, cutting the rake off the bottom edge

to

ensure a perfectly lc,·el line along

the top edge. Proceed with the

upper

courses of panels according to the setting



out on

th

e working dra

wi

ngs. Brush the ribbed back of each panel 11ith a

hard,

dry brush and see

that th

e

\

ITRO

LIT

E is d ean and dry before applying the mastic.

Work the

Gri

pon

i\ l

astic into a roll a

bo

ut

one inch

diameter

and

apply

in daubs

approximately 2 long at intervals of 3 to 4 ,

so

that pr

essure is

needed to

set

each

panel into position with a rotating movement of the

hands;

this will cause the

mastic

to sp

read and obtain a firm grip upon

the

wall

and the

VITROLITE, leaving

a bed of from

'\;-

to l · Abo

ut

70 per cent . of the back surface of each panel

should be covered with mastic when

it

is in position on the wall. As a general

guide, one cwt ,

of

mastic should

be

sufficient

to

fix 8 to 10 square y

ards

of

\'ITROLITE.

The

space between the joints can be 1·aried to suit

an

y kind of scheme, but

it

will

usually be found that pieces of cardboard about

th

e thickness of a visiting card

are the most suitable for forming a cushion between horizontal joi

nt

s ; two pieces

about xt• should be placed at the ends of each Ashlar and set back slightly

from the face- this pre1•ents the edges from coming toge

th

er and shelling ,

it

also

pro1-ides a key for the pointing as well as an even jo

in t

. \\ here joints of greater

width are required a wood or other

fi

ll

et

should be inserted when fixing.

\\ hen decorative strips in the form of narrow bands are i

nt

roduced horizontally,

it

is advisable

to

support the panels immediately above

on

galvanis

ed

metal

anchors, or alternatively, apply a daub of Keenes Cement at

both ends

of each

strip in addition to mastic. Ei

ther

of these me

th

ods will

pr

eve

nt

the strips being

pushed out by the downward thrust of the upper panels.

To

guard against panels being pushed in behind

th

e basin and

Ou

shing cis

tern

,

or in any other p o ~ t o n s where fiuings are to be screwed, apply a few daubs of

Keenes Cement in ad(\ition 10 the usual amount of mastic. Avoid di

ffi

cult no1ches,

particularly round large fittings ;

joints

are beuer and it is a simpk matter to

introduce them without disturbing the balance of

th

e scheme. Square holes should

also be avoided.

Bed window sills almost solid and use a little Keenes Ceme

nt

to keep

them

firm .

. \t the top of the bath and round the tray of the shower,

th

e edges of

th

e l' ITROLITE

5hould be huttered with pointing compound to make

th

e

jo

ints waterproof. Point

all joinB with white lead in oil, m1:..ed with a linle white o il varnish or gold si:i:c.

f coloured joints are required, add powder pigm

en

ts or mix with oil colours 10

obtam the correc1shade. (\\ here 1crmilion or orange colou red joints arc re

quired

Red 1..ead should he substituted for \\ hi1e Lead.)



Fi ll in the space

at

the top

of

the dado with a solid ribbon

of

mastic, and protect

the mastic bed by running a narrow Keenes Cement fillet from the wall face to

the back edge

of

the

VlTROLlTF..

i\ l irrors can be fixed with mastic flush to the surrounding

\ lTRO

U n

or

super-

imposed on to the face of the

VJTROLITE

by means of chromium-plated or

decorative glass-headed screws. In each case the silvering must be protected from

the mastic bed and dampness by covering the back with lead foil and one coat of

paint. All mirrors fixed flush with the VITROLlTE should have fl at polished edges

which must be perfectly clean before fixing.

If

a Portland Cement screed is not available, it is safe to fix to hard and seasoned

plaster, and to Asbestos

fl at

sheeting such

as

Poilite, which should be quite rigid

and

plumb

true.

The

studding should not be more than 14/15 inches centre to

centre.

It

is extremely dangerous to fix direct to wood which reacts strongly to

temperature changes.

EXTERIOR

For outside work where condit ions are more se\'ere, extra precautions are

necessary, and it is important that VITROLITE, which has less expansion than wood,

masonry or metal, should not be in direct contact with these or any other structural

materials. A

plumb

and true Portland Cement screed

as

recommended for inside

work provides an ideal backing for this type of ins tallation. It should be allowed

to dry before being gi\·en a good coat of Sealer, and if the Sealer dries dull and

patchy, a second coat should be applied. The plinth or stall risers

must

be set

upon a cushion of Griponex l\ lastic and expansion tape

or

lead

strip;

only in

ex_cep

tional circumstances should the bottom edge be allowed to pass below the

level

of

the pavement ; in this event adequate provision must be made for free

expansion of the glass where it meets the pavement by ha\•ing " space between

the glass and pavement, which should be filled in with mastic. Apply the Griponex

Mastic in daubs at

3

-

4

intervals, as for interior fixing, and run a continuous

ribbon all round each panel so that when it is in position there is little risk of

moisture reaching the daubs through

joints;

butter

all edges and place a strip of

expansion tape betv.·een all ho rizontal joints.

Protect the mastic bed in all exposed places by fixing metal sections, lead flashings,

etc., and if the insta llat ion exceeds 8 feet in height introduce metal anchors



or dips

undernca1h e\ery ahemate COU "lie of panels thereaf1er . ' letal r.«:tions arc

recommended for surrounds to o p c n i n J , ~ . canopies, copings and other

exposed

positions. h is desirable for panels to pai.s underneath meta l

or

ood si lls or

behind metal windo frames, but in all cases an

e\pa

nsion joint must be pro,·ided.

J

n,ta

ll.uions shou ld be

t h o r o u ~ h l y pointed up \•ith

Gripone..:

\lastic.

CEILINGS

One

of the undermentioned methods shou ld be adopted :-

(1) Co•t'r tht'

lt'ilin.1:

ith T

&

;

bwrJ1,

&elt <.:t

a ,i:lut

11u

ahout

1k'

ill or l . (

2.f,hut not

t'\<.:ttJm.1:4 (t't't

super,

;rnJ lit'pantt'

ea<h "'luart' a

1100<.I

lillct "hi<h 11111 talc tht' 1<.:rc\\t for

fi\Lll,i:

a

mt'tal or

l"Mxl

('Olt'r

l'>t'aJ

01cr

1h

ejoin

t1.

(2

l f a 1 0 n 1 ~ t e 1 e 1 l m g e 1 1 • r . a n J

cu1·c

r l'>t'aJ1are not J e i ~ J , n i p the

orno:ni orf the panels and 1e<.·ure d1t'm h)· ~ U h n t Si:rt'1" "1th

n

or

brv.,

w.a.,her. ti1eJ

at all int<:TK<t1<m1 anJ

krCY.t'd

11110

•...thJ,,.,Q].,t111to1thelOnHete

J \ \h rcthc\IUOl1Tf1trequ1rN101rane11•tm.1:1n"t11·•11erl'>t'a d1or

re n t c n a t 1 o n 1 u n l > c u ~

One

•I

tht' full11\\mg IY.11 ahcrn;ih\t: houlJ he ad o

pted

;in ad Jn11•nal mean1

I 1urport ·1he Tt'Ul•n f •r r«:0mmen. ini:: ao

~ d J 1 1 1 n n a

upport is that m the

t\CTII

•I

a lqlllll hc:m.:

hn

L, n h\ t\tem;,i\ c;,iu the pict:es 11oulJ he rt:tame<l m

t nn u n 1 1 1 r e p l i l : c m c n t 1 ~ e f f e ~ t < J .

If

i'.unt

I

('D.111 o(

( •hJI ~ a l c - r

Ofl

the hoiior.Js

anJ

ru l . tlnn

<U

h1on uf

IC

hctweetl ihc :e nt 1nJ il>e ~ I . •f the panel.

• l1111w..n r11.ms1l.ul"&n¥'1•t<>lhthl<U1,fthl' 1•11ocl."'''h

reo(hoikJ

•1l1ttd

\ lm ' - h

COUNTER TOPS AND FRONTS

I 1.1,J

I"" t

i 1d

10 a P

.

r1land ('('nlN'lt

p, tr •r larnniatrJ ho.irJ M'l;Ureh



Trea

t the wood

or

screeded top with a good coat

of

Gripon Sealer and allow to

dry before applying the mastic.

Then

set the

VITRO LI TI on

to the mastic.

It

is

advisable to add a few daubs

of

Keenes Cement

to

prevent the panels from

being disturbed before the mastic sets off.

A continuous metal strip

or

wood fillet can

be

fixed along the exposed polished

edges of the top, which will greatly reduce the risk of damage to these edges, and

Y<ill also act as a cover to the mastic bed in cases where

VITROUTI

is not to be fixed

on the counter fronts.

If

the front docs not slope outwards from the base, the skirting should be set back

a little to a height of approximately

6

from the floor. The hottom edge of the

VITROLITE

above this recess

should

be supported

on

metal anchors

or

a continuous

metal angle or strip. In cases where the panels arc to be fixed to a front sloping

OUt\\ards from the base,

it

is necessary fo r the top and bottom edges

of

these

panel'I to be secu red

on

the face by special metal dips or a continuous metal angle.

FLOORS

\

LTROUTI

floor tiles should be laid on a Concrete floor if the best results arc to be

obtained.

In

renO\'ation work where a wood floor already exists, it has been found

1

u11able

to fix 1 " X}"wood laths at

12

• centres and to cover these with

gakanised

wire

neuing

securely spiked to the laths and anchored to the floor with galvanised

1taples. A Port land Cement screed

(1

3) applied to a depth

oft•

to

j • \1i1\

provide

a firm base for the floor tile

s;

it should be kept as even as possible, and when

se

t,

the tiles can

be

fixed on a

\"

to

j

bed

of Po

rtland Cement and Sand. Allow

2 4

hours for setting and grout neat cement into the joints ; the cement sho uld

1lop just below the

top

surface

of

the floor tiles.



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MVITROLIT E .. SPECI F

ICATIONS

• S P E C I F I C T J Q N The Y11rohte wall lining from the floor to 1he top of the

bo i cd

-

out hthct

coMistt

of ahC

rnate

COUr5ct of light

and dark

A•

grttn

Agate \ 11rol11e, with panels of

/ ,

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itro

lite

abo\

-

1

and

two

narrow

blinds

of , \

walnut Agate

Y11

rolite

near

the

1-0p. . feature hu bttn

made

of Y.alnut Afr.lie \ itrolite,

Y.h1C h form

a 1t1rrou

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to a

mirror find

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· ·VITROLI TE'

SPECIFICATIONS

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Clookroom

The

1kirtmi;;

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in

f

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\ itrolitc ,

' th couf ICI

of 15 10

cloud)· primro1e

\11rol11c

ashlars, and

aho\c arc hands of grttn \ 1troli1c separated hy 1 band of cloudy

primn>AC

\ itrolitc. l11c rop hand, hich hu a half-rounded

and poh1hed edge, is carried round the mirror u a feature. The

joinu are pointed m colour. ·me f»or

i1

of prc.cd \ iuo li1e

tiles laid and

grouted in

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VITROLITE

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ARCH ITECTS : STANLEY HALL EASTON ROBERTSON FFR ia o

•

SPEC IF IC T ION

The wall lining

10

these bathrooms is in ;J• \ itrolitc to dado height. Each bath

room has a different colour scheme with bands, panels, semi-circles, etc.,

of

contrasting

colours. T he principal colours employed are shell pink, pearl grey, turquoise blue,

eggshell, golden Agate and primrose. Above are

three

close-

up

s which illustrate

how a feature can be made of recesses and shelves.



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courses

of

-h

eggshell ashlars

x

8 abo\'e, followed by

band

of -

black \ ' itrolite. A capping

of

f.· eggshell \'itrol

completes the dado. Panels of -h black Vitrolite are fix

behind the sink and refrigerator.



KI TCH

ENS

IN A BLOCK OF FL TS

5 PORTMAN SQUARE



VITllO

LIT£ Sl 'EClflC- 'TIONS

•

s p E I F I T I N This kitchen has · black \'itrolitc skirting and the rest of l

wall CO\'cring is fa- primrose \'ilrolitc ashlars ,, .

21 with

r • black Vitrolitc band at dado height.



LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY S NEW PR MIS S

FR

SCHOOL LANE · LIN OLN

ARCHITECTS : C.W.S. ARCHITECTS DEPARTMENT



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LADIES' TOILETS

ME

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•

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AR

CHITECTS JOHN KEPPIE HE NDER SO N

CHARTERED ARCHI

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bl<lck

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portion in 1 • jl fttn \' 'Jle

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b..,,.m

, arc fi'lcd

ltu,h

\\1th the \'nmlit.c.

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fi,ed

in position .

2 i

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of

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3

The i

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ELECTRICITY SHOWROOMS ND OFFICES · TORQUAY

• SPEC I F IC T IO N

BOROUGH ENGINEER ND

SURVEYOR

P.

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CLOAKROOMS

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LAVATORIES

LADIES'

L

V TORY PRINCE Of W LES HOTEL · SOUTHPORT

ARCHITECT : E HARDMAN

•

SPEC C T

I

ON

T he

sc

heme is composed of a

ii•

black \"1trolite skirting follo"ed hy hrn h n d ~ of ii• green

\' itrolitc, separated hy a strip of

I

pale amber o l i ~ h c d 'Luc gb11S ,.ihcred, and

1

1

• black

\ 'itrolite \\ith shaded sandblast RutC I, the top edge of \\hi

ch

coincidc1''1th the wp of the

' 'ash.

basin

s.

The semicircular mirro in

1

•

l'olid1ed Plate gla,;s siln::rcd arc fi,,.cd nush \\ 1th

the

primrose

Vitrolitc, 11hich cnn1inuc<l to appro,imatcly d1xir height. T 110

b n d ~

of

f

1

•

black \'it rolite ahmc and hclo\1 the

1

i \ l l r \ '

\"itrnlite

f r i c ~ c

complet<' the scheme.

Dre

ssing tables have hecn arranged

at

the right-hand

end

of 1he room h) facing the

ho,.e<l

out

p o r t i o n ~

11ith ~ ~ • b c k 1trolitc and pro,idmg h e l v e ~ immc<li.ucly in front of the larve

qikcred plates

hith

lrn1c decoration in chc form

of

four narr<m sandblast line•



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ROYAL STATION HOTEL · HULL

AR CHITE CT : C H. E. BRIDGEN ESQ. f R_ __

•SP IF I

ATI

ON

T he walls are

li

n

ed

above the Terrazzo

Aoor

cove

wi

th

ft •

pearl grey Vitrolitc in standard

1

2• x 18"

ashlars .

The

scheme is relieved by a black skirting and two bands

of

r

tango Vitrolitc.

The

horizontal treatment is further emphasised by t • wide joints pointed in colour. i\lirrors enlarge

the apparent size

of

the room and are fixed Aush with the surrounding Vitrolite. Illumination

over the basins

is

obtained from tube lamps concealed behind mirror strips with

dear

sandblast

lines.

The

W.C. partitions, which arc not shown in the photograph, are compos

ed of

pre-cast

concrete slabs i t• thick, raised. from the loor, and the Vitrolite is fixed to them in the usual

manner, the bottom course being supported

on

anchors. Around the door openings the Vitrolite

is tucked behind a

fi

llet on the frame

or

a superi llposed wood architrave.



Y I T k O L I T SPECIFIC TIONS

•

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STALLS



URINAL

STA

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ARCHITECTS BAIL

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EBER LIN A. .A.

• S

PEC IF IC T ION

The wall panels with the top exposed edge half rounded and polished, are in 7b

•

white \ itrolite,

fixed to a Portland cement screed with Griponex i\lastic. The same material fixed back to back

forms laminated partitions, with a cushion of mastic between the panels and the front edge

covered

by

a slotted stainless steel tube recessed into the floor

and

\\all. to

pr

ovide rigidity.



LOUMGE

MO

COCKT IL I RS



V ITROLITE SPECIFIC TIONS

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.. VITROLIT

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UNION INN DUNFERMLINE

ARCHITECT R H MOTIO N

• S P E C I F IC T IO N

The

walls are in ft: pearl grey and shell pink Vitrolite ashlars, 1o

x

15 with relief in the form

of -&' turquoise and blaek bands. T he lireplaee is of t: black and pearl grey Vitrolitc ith a

surro

und

of

f, •

black i trolite with shaded sandblast flutes. The mirrors have Brilliant Cut

motifs and the bar top is fitted wi th

·Br

b lack T oughened Glass.



VITROLITE SPECIFICA

TI

ONS

S P E C I F

I

T

I

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The dado below the decorati\·e panel

s of i\ green

Agate

\' i

lite. The decorati\ e panel is

of :r

Rough Casi Double Ro

Glass, silvered, with design consisting of brushed out sih·e

lines which arc illuminated from behind. The panel is remova

to pro\·ide access to the lamps and s held in position b

chromium-pla ted metal strip. On either side and abo\·e

below the decorative features are fixed squares oft pale p

Rough Cast Plate G lass, sih·ered on the smooth side. The

which are on the face com•erge towards the decorative pa

The counter front and the wall behind the counter are faced w

1

\ green Agate Vitrolite, the shelves being t Armourp

glass supported by chromium-pla ted brackets. T he end w

\\hich s not shown in the photograph, s carried out in Feathe

Washboard glass silvered on the smooth side with vertical riM

the face. Also on the same wall arc illuminat

ed

pilasten

of

same glass, sandblast

on

the smooth inner surface.



LOUNGE ND COCKT IL

B RS

COCKTAIL BAR ·

BL

ACKP

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L WINTER GARDENS

ARCHITECT: ARCHITECTS' DEPARTMENT

BLACKPOOL WINTER GARDENS PAVILION CO. LTD.



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LIBERTON INN LIBERTON EDINBURGH

ARCHITECT T AIKMAN SWAN

A..1u1

_

.._

• S

PECIFIC T I ON

The

walls are in {K black

\ itrolite

ashlars with colour-pointed joints. Pink polished pla1e glass

silvered plaques with brilliant cut cartoon figures are superimposed on

the

face of the \'i1rolite on

e

ither

s

ide of

the

bar. Th

e curved walls

at

the en1rancc

are in t

turquoise \ itrolite panels

faccued. The fireplace s

ur

round is in pink silvered Plate Glass fixed flush

wi

th

the \ i1roh1<:.

The bar is in turquoise \ itrolite with

top

and bottom bands

of

pink si

hered

Plate Glass and the

bar top is in

•

black T oughened Glass.



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the pl:lllter frietc hi

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port1on1

of the room, the

Kheme

ccin1plctcJ

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a

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NL BY P RK HOTEL HULL

ARCHITECT F RO SON

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H IRDRESSING S LOONS

L IES HAIRDRESSING SALOON · SELSDON PARK HOTEL

ARCHITECT HUGH MACINTOSH FR11A



l l lTROLITE SPECIFICATIONS

e

S P E I f I T J Q N The walls are lined with panels of ft• grttn \ i trolite relie

with a band of f .

• grttn

Agate \ itrolite. A shelf is provide

the 1op

of

the boxed

ou

1 portions and

at

the bottom

of

the mi

behind the basin .





SPECIFICATIONS

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•S P E C IF I C T I O N

There are eighteen hairdressing cubicl

es

arranged in pairs

of

one colour scheme. All are fitted

in

panels of ·fi Vitrolite with bands of contrasting colours the main colours

being;

shell pink

primrose green green Agate and black while the Chiropody cubicles are

i

n

ed

with .fi green

Agate itrolitc.





V T • l l T Sl ICl f lCATIONI

D SECTION THROUGH

G l lE N G I O l lY



GREENGROCERY DEPARTMENT C · W · S NEWCASTLE

RCHITECT: W . G.

TOW

NSEND-GR Y l•1••

THE ARCHITECTS DEPARTMENT,

CO O

PERATI

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WHOLESALE SOCIETY

NORTH EASTERN AREA

• SPECI

FI TIO

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This

sc

heme is in panel s i1.c:t of

fa•

\ 1t

rolitc,

the maio

to

lo

ur

pearl J :TC) v.1th

1hc fnul

m

h\O bands of \\hitc scpanu:d by a strip of green. Bctv.tcn the loY.cr "hue rive h;md ami the

pearl grey Vitrolitc a wood panel is mscrtcd \\1th Jtamlc

llll ltttl r i p I

to rtc:Cl\C the mttal h:ncn

The facing to the co

unttr

fronts 19 in 1i.:arl grey "1th• m.:

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SHOPS ANO CAfES

MESSRS.

MARTINS SAUCHIEHALL STREET · GLASGOW

•SPEC IF IC T ION

hi s fascia is of fi shell

pi

nk \ i trolite relieved by bands of \ white Vitrolite with sandblast

Jines painted black.

he

base

is -fi•

bl

a<:k

T oughenell Glass. T he return to the entrance

is

-fi shell pink Vitrolite with black and whit e bands, the ex ternal angle being co11c red by a

metal st

ri

p.



"VITAO

LITE ••

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• S P E C IF I C T IO N

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VERPOOL CO OPERATIVE SOCIETY

ARCHITECTS ORM ROD

ND

B NISTER





•

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- i t ; a ~ h r u c "

T c "11cctmn

Ycl\01< tul>c 1irnJl'I 11rc

c.trrictl

rounll tlw

t·un "

the

h•,Mcr. hcm,i.: fr,cd

111

-

< l t ~ n . l t n t l y to

lu1.r<l11

CMxi o c k ~ hn1 hcd

llu h 1<1lh tl1c urmundi11g1o:b

ME RS H LL CROWN

OXFORD

STREET

LONDON

RCHITECT OLIVER P BERN RD

1. ..



VITROLITE SPECIFICATIONS

O U G H

W I N D O

E T I L S EC T I O N

N

P L N

T H R



MESSRS

MORRIS'S · WORKSOP

ARC

HITECTS' J. HASLAM. SON ND HALLOLEY

• SPECIF IC T ION

he

facing to this building is black Vitrolitc in panel form finishing with a hand of ft tango

\ itrolite and a coping

of

the same material.

he

projecting fin and bends to the tower are

al so

in fa- black Vitrolite. Fixing medium is Griponex i lastic with cork expansion tape to all

horizontal joints.



MVITl \OLITE

HECIFICATLONS

• S PE C I f IC

AT IQ

N I ._l._111.m1• A Mad: \1U'l'dit.cfi•C d"'1th(;nf"in \l•t1<

n

f'9 C'

..

hrt 'ern

the

m1rron

arr

1n

/.:.

rnmrnw

V

1nl i ,· •

hl>Nurltal

l'-utt pn t .nd

1n f"

.. . h)

n..uJ

CO'ft' •lnf

l'bc-

Inn<'•

A·

I f \

1trol1k ••th•

o

A• •hik

\'1trufor, bt•lh

tnrd

1111th

lhrtl.I itrlf . Thr

·

r

o ~ l'\.tr t h ~ c d r&-.

t111th

hnlliant a.i

Sinn ,

and

he..led .-.th

lam.na•al k.d

and . _. '

~ A• snic- \

1tnA•t<.-

and

rmk

with

_ _

.



J LYONS CO. LTD M DDOX STREET · LONDON

ARCHITECTS : ARCHITECTS DEPARTMENT, CADBY HALL





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VITROLITE '' SPEClf lCATIONS

•.;

t/

G ~ • P O N _

J

~ • U O L I

SECTION THROUGH W

LL

FA E

VE R TI

C A L S

E T I O N

T H R O U G H

CO UN

T

ER F R O N



SHOl'S AND CAffS

MESSRS . HONEY DEW LTD · LONDON

•

SPEC IF IC T ION

\1trolu

c ....

a ll lmmg anJ

counter

IO unc of \ k

•n

ll •mn l k\O 1 l n.ndit l11r

..

d1t11..

compr1

n panel. of

11

•

10h1tc

\'

itrohtt

fo.cJ tt1

dot

"'"II

,,.,,..,J f.h\t:r ~ I n f ' On

d1r

b-""-k

\0411

~ h m d

the co

un t

er I f 10h

1

tt \ '

11ruhtt

~ h t l f 1

••1pp•'JfttJ

1tn 1.1(,J

hr-ulu-U.

'111( Ull.lntcr

fr1,n1

O f U l l ~ U of a f bl

ac

k \'1troht t k1r l

Hlll;

t.crev.cJ. lJ)

i.ood h ~ d 1 1 n anJ

pr•1)«110 h.:c)'lf\J dll fau •f

the tt • white \"1tro l1tc pan

ti.

ah<t\t. m m M a t l ~ ahtJ\e 1h11 ,

hut

fo,......arJ from

11.r-

fut

thrrt

i1

an apron p1t:U of

f • 10h1 tc

\1 1w

l1

tc *upp<1rtcd ' ' rJWUI 1nll111n

,,.htch fin1•hc-t undtr

1l1t

pro_t«t

mg

t• whi te \'11rol1tc cou

nt

er to p . All

t ..

p<,..cJ.

rJ c. o

dit: \ 11r.,J1tc arc p.,1, l ~ J



" VITllOLIT E . S PE

Cl

f lC A

TIONS

1

WOOO

llAOCO'IU

l

l NG

l O'OWO

lOGEOfG..aNl IASflCMO

HORIZONTAL

SECTION OF

SPECI L MET L CLIP

DET I

LS

O COUN T E R FRONT

IN

V J TROL I T



r

L

PHONE ROOM STRAND CORNER

HO

US

E

LON ON

ARCHITECTS, ARCHITECTS' DEPARTMENT, J. LYONS & CO. LTD., CADBY HALL

•SPE

C I F IC T IO N

The

Jcheme cons

is t

s of green Vitro\ite

1

deep fixed

on

the splay with alternating and

diminishing bands of fr green and primrose Vitrolite meeting a plaster CO\ C cornice. The

\ 1trohte is

carr

i

ed

in to each telephone cubicle

in

wh ich is fixed a

shelf

of

r

thick po

li

shed black

glass let in to the wall

on

three sides to take telephone instrument. A feature has been made of

the count

er

with faceted front.

The

primrose Vitrolite panels above the green Vitrolite skirti

ng

have been sloped forward, the top edge being held back by

chromium-p

lated

dips

which also

bupport

th

e green Vitrolite band abov

e.

The top band of primrose Vitrolite has its top edge

slightly rounded and poli

shed,

meeting t h ~ · thick polished black glass count

er

top upon whi

ch

is fixed metal framing

to

take the obscured glass screen.



METAL EDGED TABLE

TOP FIXED TO $.

STEEL

TUBE FRAME

SECTION TOP

SECTIONS

PLANS

SECTION

METAL EDGED TABLE TOP

FIXED TO WOOD FRAME

i

TOP

;Ol.•0:··•< ' Oii'

To

:

... '' fol.•'

M E T H O

~

FIXING

DET IL SECTION ND PL N THROUGH SPECI L T BLE TO



SHOPS

A ND CA

fES

ME

RS. W D. H. 0 . W ILLS BEDMINSTER RISTOL

• SPECIFICATI ON

Th

e tops to the tables are

1

• white \.itrohte

wi1h

all edges polished fixed

wi1h

Gripon

Mastic to wood tops which ha •e previously been treated

ith

Gripon Sealer.



X U O

US S



SPECIFIC TIONS

GAL

Ill.ON

~ N H O l

•

_OU KfANSIONTAlf.

DET IL

SECT

ION

THROUGH

FRONT GE

OF

B U I L D I



• SPE IFI ATI ON

Above the <:anopy the wall is faced

with

ft

black and

6

green Agate

Vitrolitefromthetopofthccanopyto

the parapet, with bends to

comer

in

alternate strips of ft

black and green

Vitrolite. Below the canopy, the piers

and returns on each side

of

the

entrance are faced with

·lr;

black

\ itrolite with

fi •

black

oughened

plinths.

O

ON CIN EMA KETIERING

ARC

IT

CT : H w WEEDON H I



VITROLITE SPEC IF

ICATIONS

~

PL N

~ C N O P Y

DET IL ECTION T H R U G H

C NOP



SAVOY CINEMA ·

NOTIINGH M

ARCH

T

CT : R W COOPER

u 1u..

•SPE IF I T I ON

Iklow the canopy is ,\ • black Yitrolitc and abo•-c is · green Ag:uc \ moli tc with hlack \ 'itrohtc

bands.

Th

e t

wo

s

ide

columns :me in bent green Agate Yitrol1te, while black \

i

troli tc has

bttn

u

sed

for the

ce

ntre column.



' 'V ITl l .OLITE SPECIFICATIONS

' CEOf ... DJOIN1NG8UllOI NG

HORIZONTAL SECTION

WOOO

SlUDS FU

CED

TO HU f

C(

Of

OUHING IUICOING ...,.0

WITH l'OIUTE

Ft AT SH UING

UUHING

f,t.C( Of

IUllOING

IUll

T OUT TO

COVU

W1N00WS

,

MOUlOINGS "ND

THI

UN V[N •

s u ~ F ...C

Of

TH[

l l L I J ~ l O l l l l t : ft.AT SHUTING

VERTIC L SECTION

I 0 I l J • S t I

t

D E T I L S E C T IO N S T H R O U G H FACE O F U IL D I



• SPECIFICATION

The irnnt

CO\l'.rcd with r:r green and

1

,i hbtk \"itml1tc , li\cd \\Ith a cushiun

ol (iriprnw1.

l a

t ic

;.md

i

s

tainlc

ss

steel

cmer ~ t r i f l . The hacking is Poilitc

n:11

t i n l ( ccurcd

to

arr:mgcd 10

comcidc

w1tl1

thc

J<1ir111ng,

;md the

t r i p

MCir.trc\\td

lo

the framing. Neon

light ing

is

carnnl

o\cr

the fJcc

of

the Vitrolitc

\\itli the lea< and holden dispo

se

d in the

/'11 \ba i.lrJ"l'MI

<ihlctoobviatcdrillini.;.

At the top

of

th

e hui1ding t he Vitrolitc

and

m ~ h c

uc

protected

by

:1

lead

f l a ~ h i n J t

drc:t

cJ 1\

f the

coping.

EXTERIOR

USES

CARLTON CINEMA

BE

XHILL



VITll. OLIT E °

SPEClf lCATIONS

R I N ~ C l O ON R£Tl

STRUCTUl I

XONOMETR IC

KET THROUGH

WINDO



• SPE I F ICATION

I hr rntriin<c 1 < f •

o y ~ l

hluc i\J.(,1\t'

V1tri,l11• llw rr1lm11

t•1

the

li 1 •1 p y i

lt1vrtr•I "'1tl1

f

ivory V1tr11 1 tc 11t h H1

p•,.1tu111

hy

m u ~ l

tT •t

rip . Ah vc 1l1t

u 11•rr

p•nd

.,f

f

4

my•I blur A11:011l

and

ft t•tt111ro

•1 V1trol1lc

C

INE PLAZA · L

L

CORR I

El JTE

S

BUENOS AIRES

ARC H

ITECT

. SEl'iO R ALB(R ro BAUER



l f l T • O L I T • SP EClf lCATIONS

S P E C I F IC T IO N



lXTtt io

us

TH INKERM N COTT G HOT L W ST BROMWICH





XT

ERIOR USES

ROMAC BUILDING HENDON

ARCHITECTS:

M

E. 0 H.

CO

LLINS

F F H A

• S P E C I F IC T I O N

T he facing to this

bu

ilding

co

nsists of alternate courses of ~ · b l a c k and · golden Agate Vitroli1e

th a bottom

co

urse of l

6

black Vitrolite.

The

whole installation is fixed with Griponex :\l:istic

to a Portland ceme

nt sc

r

ee

ded wall whi

ch

has previously been treated wi

th Gr

ipon Sealer.





•SPECIFIC TION

The sta \ risers and pilasters arc in

1

\ black

oughened

Glass, the

stall risers having shaded sandblast

flutes. he fascia is

of

T oughened

Plate Glass with sandblast letters

painted white, illuminated by con-

cealed tubular lighting. he walls

above the fascia are covered with

-ft:

royal blue Agate Vitrolitc and

the window reveals are in

ft•

tango

\'itrolite.

The fixing method is a cushion of

Griponex '.\lastic with metal cover

strips to Portland cement screcded

walls which were first treated with

Gripon Scaler.

ME

R

S REED

MILLICAN CO. LT D

NEWCASTLE

EXTER IOR us s



..

VITROLITE SPECIFIC TIONS

S P E C I F I C T I

Q

N This \ i1rolitc installation h

as

a base of 1

7

,

black with pane

r

turquoise, and wcdgwood above. The door and win

reveals arc of tango Vitrolitc, and above is }• pearl

finishing with a band of black \.itroliic.



INER S HALL CINEMA WHEATLEY HILL DURHAM

RCHITECT J F TKIN •





XT • \ GU

WOOOH L G R GE C LVERLEY

N•

R DFORD

A l(HITtCT

EOWIN M

•

0





ENA

GH G

ENERAL

HOSPITAL · CO.

TIPPERARY

1 F S

ARCHITECT VINCENT K LLY a .

AR

CH. {N1J.1.). F R.l -t., n 1.1 -

SP I F I

T ION

This entrance is

of

black \ i1roli1e with relief bands of fr· tango Yitrolite fixed to a Portland

cement screeded wall with Gripon Sealer and Griponex .\lastic. A feature has been made of

the horizontal joints, which are pointed in colour.



V

ITR.OLITE

SP ECIFI CATIONS

I

f - - t

' '

- -

:

oonrn UNI SMOWS

l'OSlTION

f .

Of

WOOO

HX NG

Bl.OCKS

j - -

-

WHUl THE

..

VIUOU

U

IS

Cl.J'""f.0

IY

• l

HH -lWORK Gll.ll'ONEX M...sTIC K>INTIHG fO

l IE

INUOOUClO

TO KIE'

THE

MH -l fRH

t

fROl'I TH(

f -Cl Of THE V•U

OUTE

I

COllJI.

O:'"-N5ION

T -l'E

"-NOGllJl'ONO:

j ; : : : : ; ; : ; ~ : : : : H N VITR0U1

P RT

ELEVATION

. . .ONZI SIVTlO

C

HANNil

Sl:C'TIOHAT ..U

llCTl-N.\l

HORIZONTAL SECTION

;

{

VllROUTl

.

SE

CTION THROUGH

··

..

C O N S T R U C T I O N L DETAILS OF PROMENADE SHELTE



• SPECIFIC TION

Th

ese shelters

ar

c cons

lr

ucted in

reinforced concrete

\\ith

Plate g

la

ss

tc

recn, framed

in br

onze,

pr1mrO lc and green Agate \ i1ro c

1uth a

ft

black \

it r

olitc hasc.

The concrete substructu re \ \ S

treated

111th Gripon

Sealer and the

\'itrolitc fixed 11ith Griponc I . \Jas1ic

abO\c a projecting concrttc plinth.

Al

ong the

up

per edg

es

of the \'itro·

luca

bronze •ill

lips

01·er and forms

a \\t iltherproof

joint.

A special

1 p b ~ c d channel sttu

on

in bronze is

f i ~ « i

at

all 1crt1cal ex1emal angle ,

giving a "atertight comer and

additional prot«t1on. T he \ 1tro·

lite is Kribcd

to

a teak fillet at

the

end of the scats and 1s continued

a l o n ~

the backs for a

depth of

3 ins

~ l o

1hcs1ll

s.

PROMENADE S

HELTER

S HASTINGS

ARCHITECT

THE BOROU

GH ND

WATER ENGINEERS' DEPARTMENT

SIDNEY

UTILE. M lnst.C E



ST IRC SES

ND

OFFICES



SPE C IF IC TI O NS

1 ll

A

Co;GLAr.r.

•

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U

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· , .

.

PA

T

ELEVATION

· ~ ~ V I t l t f

G••f ON

4

;

,

.

.

04 .o:; IX ,._N\O )NI

Al t

SECT ON THROUGH BALUSTRADE

C ON S TRUCTION L DE TA I L S OF

S T A I R C A



STA.JP.CASES

ANO OFFICES

HOUSE

OF

H. P. BRAZI

ER

ESQ

· WORTHING

• SPEC IF ICAT ION

l 'ht \\JILi to the un<lcr< •le ol the h.1.k1 \ art r.andlc:..I m wonJ 'he ·I ••r al'\h1tr.nn nie ••I I

'1.1.nduJ hluie rul1><heJ

Pl.1.te

11:1 i 1lnrie. , nirrk•l thie f.acie lrrm.cdi.1.td\ 11U1,lc

the

from

Joor I

0

th1d, t>IJ.d, \ l.I

rand

l t l \

.I. tmldhia;t

j 1Cft 11'1 •1 thtJ.n I the J>h<•lcJlhph) ('hr

'uin:uc

\\.lll 11

l1ncJ Hh i\

hl.Kk \ 1trol1tc rdlC'\rd

a l lfllCl'YI with

tr1pt

luc

1la. mirror

and hcl11" a curhoard 1th

1Udin1t

Joon ._ r maJ'IPM and men uc f I l polished

h\;i.d.

~ l l l > 1

The

tor

ol the h,1lu., traJc II CO\.-rcJ

with

befit

blue t la mirror ( ' lndl

hlttl

•

th

(;npun

\ I J ~ t u : T he rcmamdcrolthc•.1.llt11ro:er cnd,..,1 A rnrora.e\ 11rol11cand lue

mirror

N n J ~

. .inJ 111

th'-'

culumiu art of hlac\ \'nmlitie

Jl'lflC. . 11nth h d ~

t a n d h l l ~ I flut

Jn:or.lh\t

><h.1JcJ unJM ...

t

r.1.ncl tn A hlxt _ 1111 the t•tp

o

llw 1.11n





iTAlf\CMES ANO OfflCES

BAND

P VILION CL

CTON O

N

SEA

• SPECIF ICAT ION

SURVEYOR

TO

THE

URB N DI

STR

ICT COUNCIL

W.

I

STO

N

M1 .. ...oc.r

T hr of t ht t,1fr am l r u · r ~ Ill tht

main

lull ilrl· t.1,nl

1

• \ 1trul1h· in grad<:<I h a n d ~ 111 golllrn

\ g;i tc a tul r n m

ro•r.

I ;a(h t o u r ~ r

pMatl"d h1 1np

ol 1· l

(ough C . 1 ~ 1

l'latr

g l a ~ 4

on rdgt,

lti ll l

fl th

e JIU

llt an

ti

li\t·d m a <:h 1•r m

the r r n k n n ~ Thr

11.tmt·

111.Hnial

h,,..t on thr top

ol

lh C

l h r \ 1trolitt· t 1

tttt·,l round

the

nir1nl 11.111•

ut

the

~ t . t 1 r i 1 .mil

<:.tk





ST IRC SES

ND

OFFICES

MESSRS

J H SMITH ·

THE

HEADROW

LEEDS

RCHITECT

c

C STELOW

~ . I A





O

FF

ICES MESSRS

PI

LKINGT

ON

ROTHERS LTD • DONC S

TER

• S P E C IF IC T I O N

These photographs illustrate the suitability of Vitrolite as a means

of

providing a permanent

decorative dado for partitions in offices hospitals etc. The Vitrolite is double glazed in metal

frames with

dear

or obscured glass above.

The d r a ~ n g on the opposite page shows three standn

d

types of partitions.



VITROLIT E

SPECIFICAT

IONS

P E C I F I C A T I Q N

T he floor is

of l\

• pressed black \ ·i1ro\i1e liles with inlay ba

g i\·OI)' \ .itrolitc, laid and grouted

in

Portland cement to a

of

6 to lineal foot. T

he

electric fire surround

and

dado (in

arc mcorroratcd

frameless \ 'itrolite sliding doors to cupb

arc in

1

6,· black

\' i

trolitc. The walls arc t u r q u o i s V

wid in

l

aid

strips of

i\

hell pink \ ' itrolitc. The decorativ

on the left consists of fi hlack \.itrolite, the design being

out in platinum and gold lines painted and fired into the s

The pilasters

on either

side

arc

oft sil\'ered Polished Plate

with brilliant cut and polished flutes.



ST IRC SES NO OHICES

WAITING ROOM MESSRS PILKIN TON ROTHERS LIMITED · DONCASTER



Cl

1



ST IRC SES ND OFFICES

COUNCIL OFFI ES

DON

STER

ARCHITECTS : MESSRS W LKER THOMPSON



rROLITE

SPECIFICATIONS

" V I T . O l l l ' ' S 0 » 1 T I N

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PASSAGE

AT

THE

BEEHIVE

INN

BIRMINGHAM

(for Messrs . Atkinsons Br ewery)

ARCHITECT W S CLEMENTS

•

S P E C IF IC A T IO N

Tl>

..,.\,uulitc 'r•• a1•1ahbn.-.th , , ptt

..kininc and

bnit

NnJ of m. . \ 1&nill•' to the ruunded nmn Ilic • tr.ay ,... a . . . , ,

f t

With

A. wi.lntil Aptc ' I ~ lftl wood plup let:• dw

pt ur

a

and r ak tt, dnon

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CllllHC I



· v T k O U T r

HECIFIC T IONS

.

{

c

SECTION THROUG H CEILING

I

SECT

IO

N THROUGH ROSETIES

AT INTERSECTION

OF

PANELS

PLAN OF ROSETTE FIXING

-.

.

.

- ·

..

~ n n> 1

H rnNC l l l l l l f ~ I

fU TlO

W ~ ; pc to '- 'cl

O

I.. . . .

DETAIL SECTION AND P LAN THROUGH CEILIN



DAIRY L

EEDS

INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.

RCHITECT : F. MILNES ' '1

•SP IF I

A

T ON

Thi

s ceiling and the beams are covered 1•ith

•

11hite

\'itro

l1te with a border of ~ · g r n

\ itrol

it

e. The panels are fixed with metal rosettes screwed into wood grounds, 1111h a cushion

of

Gripon

l\ lastic between the \ trolnc and the background which has p r e v i o u s ~ been m:ated

with Gripon Sealer. The \ trolite is supported on the C'l.tCmal angles of the beams with a

splayed metal angle section .



MVI

TkOLITE SPECIFI CATIONS

PLAN

SCH

EME

No

I

SECTION

SCHEME No l

PLAN

SCHEME

No 2

SECTION

SCHEME

No 1

LTER

N T Iv

E

METH

0 D

s

0 F FI

x ING

v

IT

R 0

LIT e c e

LIN



CEILING MESSRS APLIN BARRATT · BATTERSEA

•SP IF I

A TI ON

The lining to this ceiling is

1

• white \ itrolite in 2 • 2. squares. The \ i trolite is held in

position wi

th

stainle

ss

steel scre\\S and me al rosettes to wood grounds

\\ i

th a cushion

of

Cripon

\lastic between the itrolite and the concrete ceiling \ hich has

pre\ iously

been treated wi th

Gripon Sealer.



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MISCELLANEOUS

IN

REGENT S P RK LON DON

ARCHITECT : E FINDLAY

SM

ITH

SP IF I C TI ON

Th e fireplace surround

is of

i walnu t Agate \.itrolite in 1 5 • and 15· ashlars fixed

with Gripon :\las t

ic

to a backing of Poili te Aat sheeting. Stainless steel is used fo r the hearth,

ca

pping and segmental-section bands : capping and bands give additional support to the

\'itrolite, and a shelf in wa lnut Agate res ts on the former. T he flange of the fire is superimposed

on the face of th e Vitrolite and \·cn tilation is obtained through a narrow slo t immedia tely above

the hearth.



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BOROUGH ENGINEER

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Balcony : Th

e wall lining consists

of

alternate courses

of

1

i

•

primrose and pearl grey Vitrolite

ashl

rs

with relief in the form of - a • black and pearl grey \ itrolite bands. Two panel features

in -fc eggshell \ 'itrolite ashlars between vertical black \ 'itrolite strips are bordered with pilasters

of black \'itrolite with shaded sandblast flutes.

l ndl t Balcony : fc

•pearl grey \'itrolitc ashlars are fixed on the hase with primrose \'itrolitc

above.

Th

e panel features between the windows are in

1

eggshell \ itrolite with painted and

fired sea waves, bordered with pilasters of black \ 'itrohte with shaded sandblast flutes.





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Commmee

ERSEY TUNNEL

ARCHITECT HERBERT J ROWSE n.11

• S P E C I F IC T IO N

Panels of ft black Vitrolite line the walls of the tunnel to dado height. The \ itrolite is held

in position by special metal cover strips s details sho\\ n on the opposite page.



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ARCH ITECT: ARCHITECTS

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SURVEYORS

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.ITROLITE letters can be fixed to any flat surface and are particularly suiuble for use

on a \ ITROLITE fascia

T he surface

to

which they are to

be

fixed must

be

clean and dry. T he method

of

fixing is

by

special cement consisting of one part paste to two parts powder

by

weight

or volume mixed well together to ensure a thorough blending.

Bru

sh

the ribbcd back of each letter and apply the fixing cement all

over;

press care·

fully into position and dean off surplus cement round the edges of the letters with a

putty

knife .

. \llow about two hours for the cement

to set

before hoisting the fascia into position

Where letters have to be fixed to an existing fascia it is necessary to provide tempor.iry

iupport until the cement sets off-gummed paper ubs are suitable for this purpose.



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