Report on the sanitary condition of the Hackney District for the year 1902 page 118

Hackney 1902

Report on the sanitary condition of the Hackney District for the year 1902

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Table: DETAILS OF INSPECTION OP UNDERGROUND BAKEHOUSES.— continued.

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DETAILS OF INSPECTION OP UNDERGROUND BAKEHOUSES.— continued.

Address.	Construction.	Light.	Ventilation.	Other Respects.	Remarks.
183 Male Street.	Height 7ft. 6in. Length 10ft. 8in. Width 10ft. Cubic space 800 ft. Walls—Brick. Floor concrete and wood. Ceiling—plaster.	No direct natural lighting. Two gas burners.	From adjoining room by windows.	Access — By staircase from passage of house. Storeroom over bakehouse. Troughs— None in this bakehouse. Bread made in an upper bakehouse. Two fixed tables. Drain inlets — none in bakehouse. Water supply — from main direct W.C.'s— one in basement and one in yard.	Two men employed about 66 hours per week. Lease—29 years unexpired. Adjoining the bakehouse is a room fairly well lighted and ventilated where most of the pastry is made.
50, London Road	Height 7ft. 3in. Length 15ft. Width lift. 6in. Cubic space 1250ft. Walls—brick. Floor—concrete. Ceiling —joists and boards of room above. One oven used.	Skylight 5ft.6in. x 3ft. One gas burner used	Hinged sash opens 4ft. x 3ft.	Access—-by steps from shop. Store —part of bakehouse partitioned off. Troughs—2 fixed Drains inlets—none in bakehouse. Water supply — from main direct. W.C's— one in yard,	One man employed about 51 hours per week. Lease— This bakehouse is entirely below level of adjoining ground.