Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 207
utter of the main bar, thence outside the curb as before explained. C is the frame generally made of wood or angle iron and covered by the metal roofer with flash- ing as shown at F. D shows the skyhght bar with core showing the glass and cap in position. E is the metal curb against which the bars… … 164 IlKKT MKTAL W( >kK 135 of the spun. If a skvlif^ht were 12 feet wide and one-third pitch were retiuire«l, the rise in the tvnter would he one-third i»f 12, or 4 feet. Wlu-n a Hat .skvli^lit is made tlie pitch is usually l)uilt in the wihmI or iron frame and a flat skvlij^ht laid over it. The…
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