Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 181
being lifted by wind, thepost should be let some distance into theground and there connected by ties asindicated at k (Figs. 606 and 607). Irregular Hipped Roof. There are several ways of covering a build-ing erected upon an irregular site, such asthat shown in the plan (Fig. 612). First theridge… … Fig. 615.—Detail of Irregular Hipped Roof Truss. which is perhaps the one that is most gener-ally useful, may be adopted. In this casethe roof is truncated—that is, it is treatedas if the upper portion contained within the
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