Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 189
sufficient widthof metal to turn up against the wall, or to lie up on the roof, eightto ten inches being as little as it will be safe to allow. All rubl)ishin the gutters must be removed, and all connections left tight andfree from obstructions. Galvanized Iron Work, The use of galvanized iron for… … Fig. 162. Gooseneck. 151 142 BUILDING SUPEKINTENDENCJ^^ the exterior finish. Belts, cornices, pilasters, door and window finish,and, in fact, all the trimmings of a building, which in former timeswould have been made of stone or wood, are now, to a great extent,. I made of galvanized iron or, if…
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