Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 338
es, corner casings made offlat iron are employed, of ashape similar to that shown atB, Fig. 251. It will be seenthat a rabbet is bent on bothsides a and b to admit the ^^ siding. This makes a neat finish on the outside and hides therough edges of the siding. If a window opening is to havecasings a… … 271 192 SHEET IMETAL WORK bent so that a is nailed to tlie window or other frame at the bottom,while b forms a flashing over which the siding will set. Fig. 253 showsthe sill of a window, which has a rabbet at a, in which the siding is
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