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double LVL ridges in the master bedroom roof
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solid boards under slate makes for better ventilation and makes for a very long lasting roof
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LVLs are immune to shrinking, and are many times stronger than conventional douglas fir
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Steel I-beams provide full support for the long spans over the family room.
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Terra cotta bricks form the original masonary wall between the kitchen and garage.
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Original chestnut trip carefully preserved.
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20 ounce copper flashing on all non-vertical surfaces where water could make its way between behind the wood
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notice smaller stone exposure, eastern cedar facia boards, and strong hangers
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Huge LVL replaces sagging header.
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