Modern buildings : their planning, construction and equipment (1905)
Middleton, G. A. T. (George Alexander Thomas) · London : Caxton Publishing Company, Limited · leaf 183
hs over one another. They are fixed over the roll, where they are visible, or the roll may be omitted in order to not exceeding 7 feet. There is a choice of two ways in save lead. fixing ridges — 3. In some cases a secret gutter is formed, as shown 1. The lead tacks, or copper clips, are first… … 2. The lead can be nailed direct on to the roll, and the lead being dressed over fillets, as shown in the tacks nailed to the tilting fillet abutting on the Fig. i77 ridge board (see Fig. 174). Fig. 177. Stepped Flashings. — One method of protecting the building where sloping roofs abut on walls or…
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