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Sears roofing and metal ceilings (1910)

Sears, Roebuck & Co. · Sears Roebuck & Co · leaf 26

An illustration from Sears roofing and metal ceilings, 1910, leaf 26
a joint or lap.The roofing should be well coated withpaint under the lap and nailed down to thecrosshead between the rafters. We illus-trate above the manner in which V CrimpI Roofing should be folded and nailed to theI eaves of the roof.■ Two-V Crimp Roofing I« Shipped Direct—HI From the Steel… … GOOD ADVICE—Use our extra heavy grade 26-gauge steel. It is20 per cent thicker and heavier than the 28-gauge steel. Costs onlya trifle more and lasts twice as long. If your building is exposed tosalt air we recommend the use of galvanized steel.

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