King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 152
raction in differenttemperatures will not be so apt to break the metal. Dealers who handle the standing seam roofing generallyhave a set of tools to lend with which to lay the roof.They are very simple in their operation, doing all the workof laying the roof except fitting and driving the nails.… … Fio. 129. — Metal Roofs.a, standing seam; d, flat seam. 1S8 CONSTRUCTIVE CARPENTRY roof, it will buckle, and in time crack, on account of theexpansion and contraction; therefore roofing tacks,(Fig. 129,6), strips of tin or steel, are hooked over a standingseam, as at b, or a flat seam, as indicated…
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