DERATION OF FEATURES PECULIAR TO THE BATH 32

CHAPTER V.

HEATING AND VENTILATION 59

CHAPTER VI.

WATER-FITTINGS AND APPLIANCES 87

CHAPTER VII.

LIGHTING, DECORATING, AND FURNISHING 102

CHAPTER VIII.

THE TURKISH BATH IN THE HOUSE 118

CHAPTER IX.

THE BATH IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 134

CHAPTER X.

THE TURKISH BATH FOR HORSES 141

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

FIG. PAGE

1. Turkish Baths, Savoy Hill, London 21

2. Turkish Baths, Charing Cross, London 24

3. Turkish Baths, Euston Road, London 28

4. A Plunge Bath 50, 51

5. Methods of arranging Couches in Cooling Room 56

6. View of a small Furnace Chamber, with portion of wall broken
away to show the "Convoluted" Stove 65

7. An Air Filter 67

8. Plans and Section of a Furnace Chamber, &c., for a Bath on the
ordinary Hot-air Principle 68

9. Section of Hot Room, showing Foul-air Conduit 72

10. A Fireclay Heating Apparatus 74

11. Longitudinal Section of Sudatory Chambers 84

12. A Shampooing Basin 90

13. Valve for Regulating Temperature of Water 91

14. A Needle Bath 94

15. Spray, Wave, and Douche Baths 95

16. Regulating Valves for Needle, Douche, &c. 96

17. Bather's Shower Bath 99

18. Section and Plan of an Enamelled Iron Ceiling 107

19. Plans of Plunge Baths 112

20. Section of Benches in Hot Rooms, and in Cooling Room Divans 115

21. Furniture of a Turkish Bath 117

22. Plan of Mr. Urquhart's Small Private Bath and of the Hot
Room at Sir Erasmus Wilson's Bath at