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Clothed Concrete Constructions

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Dyke Prefabricated House.

of Longton, Stffs.

Dyke prefabricated homes designed by Harold G. Dyke. Storey height concrete panels and columns secured by steel angle brackets. Concrete beams run from front to rear at first floor and eaves height. Cavity built walls with concrete panels forming the outer leaf and concrete slabs forming the inner leaf. Panels have an exposed aggregate finish but may be tendered throughout or to one storey only. Flipped and tiled roof.

1939 Mr. Harold O. Dyke, patentee of the clothed concrete system, is governing director Clothed Concrete Constructions, Ltd.[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer - Friday 24 March 1939
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