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In this chapter we'll look at those materials which are the most economical,
efficient, durable, and attractive for surface finishes on both the exterior and
interior of your house. ROOF COVERINGS The roof is the most important single
surface of ...
In this chapter we'll look at those materials which are the most economical,
efficient, durable, and attractive for surface finishes on both the exterior and
interior of your house. ROOF COVERINGS The roof is the most important single
surface of ...
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Properly installed, this system makes an exceptionally durable and permanent
roof surface that can be used as a traffic deck. It is also an excellent system for
resurfacing small decks on existing houses, waterproofing concrete foundation
walls ...
Properly installed, this system makes an exceptionally durable and permanent
roof surface that can be used as a traffic deck. It is also an excellent system for
resurfacing small decks on existing houses, waterproofing concrete foundation
walls ...
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ing surface; no more energy will be delivered. Concentrating collectors are
desirable for high temperatures ... Black painted surfaces exposed to the sun will
get hotter than any other color. A black paint which is dull (or flat) does not shine
and ...
ing surface; no more energy will be delivered. Concentrating collectors are
desirable for high temperatures ... Black painted surfaces exposed to the sun will
get hotter than any other color. A black paint which is dull (or flat) does not shine
and ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Rodale Press, 1976 |
| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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