Around the perimeter were no dina's or bright flowers, instead a bench or two could be seen. Lamps would light the darkness of the evening. Composed of red bricks it displayed a few windows. The structure itself was impressive, obvious from the design it had been constructed for men.   The Brick House Paga Den's large heavy wooden door would easily open then fall closed behind the man who would venture inside. Polished tem wood floors would allow the thud of heavy boot falls to be muffled.  Large spacious rooms that had entryways allowing the larger rooms to connect. Off to the sides of the larger rooms were smaller alcoves; no doors but leather curtains separated them off of the main hallways. The scents within would be those which men found pleasure in; food, drinks, tobacco and the sweet enticing scent of slave flesh. Inside slaves could be seen kneeling or chained in various spots and positions to be pleasing to the eye.  A few might be in service seeing that men were served drinks or food, some hidden behind the alcove curtains. Toward the back of the den was a large open room. In the middle of the room was a large semi raised sand pit for dancing where a pole was sunk deep into the sands. This pole contained rings, used as dancing props or for tethers where the slaves could be chained to the post. Furs placed strategically upon the tem wood floors for comfortable viewing of the entertainment taking place. Low tables would be within easy reach for many who rested upon the furs. Along the walls was a multitude of paraphernalia to be used on slaves or for props by slaves who were dancing. At any given time music could be heard playing within the paga den. Sometimes the melody was soothing to a man's senses and other times brazenly sinful to tantalizingly bringing forth the most wanton urges of a slave.