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Formed metal gutters

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Figure 6-56-Flashing at roof and wall intersection: A. Wood siding wall; B. Brick wall. Gutters and Downspouts GUTTERS   and   DOWNSPOUTS   should   be installed   to   keep   rainwater   away   from   the foundation  of  the  building  (fig.  6-58).  Some gutters  are  built  in  the  cornice  and  connected to the downspouts (fig. 6-59). The most common types  of  gutters  used  are  shown  in  figure  6-60. Gutters   and   downspouts   may   be   made   of galvanized  metal,  copper,  or  aluminum.  Some have   a   factory-applied   enamel   finish.   Plastic gutters  and  downspouts  are  also  available. INTERIOR  FINISH The INTERIOR FINISH consists mainly of the coverings applied to the rough inside walls, ceiling, and subfloors. Other interior finish items are ceiling and  wall  coverings,  doorframes  and  window  frames, stairs, floor covering, and wood trims. When re- quired, installation of kitchen and built-in cabinets are  considered  part  of  the  interior  finish. Figure  6-57.-Cornice B. Flashing without wood  blocking. flashing: A. Formed flashing; wood blocking; C. Flashing with 6-34







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