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1915 Helps for roofers and sheet metal workers (1915)

L.D. Berger · L.D. Berger · leaf 13

An illustration from 1915 Helps for roofers and sheet metal workers, 1915, leaf 13
and tar roofs are very heavy, as thefollowing table of weights of roofing materials willshow: Weight per Square (100 Square Feet) Tile (shingle) . . . 1200 to rSoo lbs. Tile (Spanish) ... 800 to 850 lbs. Slate, 3/16 inch, good grade 650 to 700 lbs. Four-Ply Slag . . . 525 to .575 lbs. Threc-Ply… … BRIGHT COKES AND CHARCOAL FINISH OF DIFFERENT GRADES FURNACE PIPE TIN IN STOCK.L C. and L X. 20 X 23}^ For 7-inch pipe 20x26j^ 8 20x28 m 20x29>^ 9 20x32>^ **10 20x39K *12 I. C. Coke .... . ... 14 x 20 20x28 LX. ** .... . ... 14 x 20 20x28 L C. Charcoal . . . . ... 14 X 20 20x28 LX. ** ... .…

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