A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 422
thecourse is doubled for thesame reason that it is atthe eaves, and the remain-der of the roof from hereup to the ridge is shingled,one course at a time, asexplained above. 159. Another form ofgutter is shown in Fig. 68,where the end of the rafteris cut out at a b c, and ashort piece of timber d… … 02 CARPENTRY. § 9 The lining of the gutter or flashing/^// is then bent in placeand turned over the roof-board m and around the fillet of themolding /, where it is held in place by being clasped to the edgeof a strip of hoop iron, previously attached to the fillet. Theback of the lining is turned…
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