chimneyless

After that, there were two chimneyless town houses.

King's Road Sauna, built in 1839, is an example of the most traditional: a wood-burning, chimneyless smoke type.

Features both wood-burning and the ultratraditional chimneyless smoke saunas.

The chimneyless kilns like the ones here are the least energy-efficient, consuming 200 tons of coal for every million bricks they produce.

Two are the chimneyless smoke type, two are conventional wood-burners and one is a state-of-the-art electric model.

Modern houses don't have open fires and so don't, strictly speaking, need chimneys; and yet a chimneyless house simply looks wrong.

It contained a traditional chimneyless smoke kitchen, main room, and bedroom, with a vaulted cellar below the bedroom and a mow below the roof.

In spite of Fairfield County's high land costs, relatively low prices have been achieved by using vinyl siding and chimneyless gas fireplaces, eliminating basements and limiting lot sizes.

The huts are squat and brown and chimneyless, facing east, and the inhabitants have the faculty of quail for making themselves scarce in the underbrush at the approach of strangers.

Smoke seeped out of the chimneyless hut roof, from the chimney-pipes of the two trailers, and from something that might have been a trailer or a slab house or anything, so much was added on.

And last, but definitely not least, there are the preparations for each year's Ride; itineraries to plan, architects' plans to study, ingenious methods of breaking into chimneyless houses, converted windmills and blocks of flats to be worked out.