Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 264
most common sizes are4X6, 5X7, and 5X8 inches. They areusually made of white pine, but maybetter be made of cypress or redwood.Spruce is hardly durable enough for use as a material for gutters. Besides the wood gutter just described,there are in use a number of different forms of metal gutters,… … Fig. 281. Metal Gutter 211 200 CARPENTRY lining in a wood form. Any wood gutter may be improved bylining it with tin or zinc, and there should always be a piece of oneof these metals used to cover the joint between the two pieces of awood gutter where they meet. ^Yood gutters can be had only…
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