. Les industries des produits du bois. Cet expéditeur pourrait avoir fait une con-siderable économiser sur l'expédition toutefois, si insteadof en utilisant l'Excelsior pads comme il l'a fait, il hadused des sacs en papier. Dans ce cas, où les chaises sont en suspension dans la caisse à aucun moment, à moins de 1 à la caisse et la caisse est rigidifiée avec diagonalbraces afin qu'il n'y a pas de possibilité de le framemembers de la caisse se frotter contre les meubles, dont une mauvaise pratique la figure 6 est une excellente ex-ample, la seule protection nécessaire est un protectionagainst Humidité, poussières et saletés. À cet effet apaper aurait sac

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. Canadian wood products industries. This shipper could have made a con-siderable saving on this shipment however, if insteadof using the excelsior pads as he has done, he hadused paper bags. In this case, where the chairs are suspended in the crate at no point closer than 1 tothe crate and the crate is stiffened with diagonalbraces so that there is no possibility of the framemembers of the crate rubbing against the furniture, of which bad practice figure 6 is an excellent ex-ample, the only protection needed is a protectionagainst moisture, dust and dirt. For this purpose apaper bag would have served admirably, in fact, evenbetter than the excelsior pads because of the pos-sibility of the excelsior pads printing on the finishedsurfaces. And what would be the difference in cost?Here are actual figures from one chair shipper formaterial only: Chairs in Excelsior Pads 33 pads $0, 341 3 lbs. newspapers 0.015 lbs. tying-up twine 0.050 $0, 406 Chairs in Paper Bags C bags $0.24 $0.24 This shows a saving of 16.6 cents for each 6. Fig. 7—A chair wrapped in paper bags will vary greatly in each factory but it can easily beappreciated that it takes far less time to slip a paperbag over a chair than it does to tie on the excelsiorpads. It is quite possible that some manufacturershave not previously heard of the use of paper bagsfor chairs. Briefly, a bag is usually made of a 25lb. kraft paper, which is cut, folded and pasted to-gether so that when opened it lis of such a size as tocompletely cover one chair. Most chair manufactur-ers using bags order a few different sizes ami it hasbeen found that with those few sizes practically theirentire output can be satisfactorily covered. Figure7 shows a chair covered with such a bag. Lock or 3-Way Corners Many shippers are using a lock or 3-way cornerbut there are still others who are failing to take ad-vantage of it. Figure 8 is a sketch showing one oithe 16 ways in which such a corner can be con-structed. Its advantages over any other

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