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1. For open valleys, flash the valley with metal thats wide enough to extend at least
2. For slate tile installed over copper crickets, the slate should lap the copper at least how many inches?
3. Given a roof slope of 10 in 12 and a hip run of 12 feet, the actual length of any hip for the roof will be
4. Given four bundles of single-coursing No. 1 grade 16-inch wood shingles, the maximum recommended weather exposure for sidewall application is
5. Given number one handsplit shakes with 22 inch exposure, the number of bundles required per square is
6. good roofer should always when estimating a roof?
7. Hip and ridge bundles contain how many units per bundle?
8. If a roof leaks it is most likely to leak
9. In a closed valley
10. In damp areas where good ventilation is important clay tile roofs should have
11. In high wind areas joints should be lapped at least how many inches?
12. In high wind areas the drip edge should be nailed on center how many inches apart?
13. In high wind areas the drip edge should be nailed on centers
14. In single layer applications, all felts should be lapped
15. is one of the least expensive metal valley flashing materials and therefore, most often used.
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