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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 272

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he pieces referred to above, which framebetween the rafters BB and form the rough opening. D is the roofboarding which is brought up to the edge of the opening as framed,and sawed off flush with it as shown. CC are pieces of rough stuffwhich are nailed on top of the boarding to raise the skylight… … J £» CARPENTRY 207 tinued to the top of the pieces CC and down to the plaster lineinside under the roof so as to cover up all the joints. This sheath-ing may be V-jointed or beaded if desired. FF is furring on theunder sides of the rafters, and G is the plastering under the roof.HII are finishing…

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