SPECIFY ROOFS TO MEET
SERVICE CONDITIONS
Tar and Gravel ....... Asbestos or Asphalt ..... Mineral or Smooth Surfaced . . A
ROOF which gives satisfactory, dependable service on a steep pitch area may fail entirely when applied on a dead level deck. A type of built-up roof which gives excellent service in Michigan may prove wholly unsuitable for an identical building in Alabama, Texas or the Orient.
Special care should be exercised in specifying BuiltUp Roofs to meet the various service conditions. The two most important factors to be considered are climatic conditions and deck variations.
Only a manufacturer who can furnish Built-Up Roofs of every type can offer unbiased recommendations. Only a roof which is designed for specific conditions can be expected to give the maximum service at the minimum cost. Fifty-eight years of practical roofing experience are back of Carey Built-Up Roofs. They are applied according to rigid specifications by a nation-wide corps of roofing experts, and are bonded for ten or twenty years.
The Carey Specification Book tells exactly what roof to use under given conditions. A copy will be mailed on request.
THE PHILIP CAREY COMPANY LOCKLAND *** CINCINNATI, OHIO
BRANCHES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES
THE STANDARD FOR 58 YEARS
The American Architect, published monthly by International Publicatirns, Inc., 57th Street at 8th Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Yearly subscription, $5.00. Entered as second class matter, April 5th. 1926, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under
‘he act of March 3rd, 1897. Issue number 2596, dated June, 1931
THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT
SERVICE CONDITIONS
Tar and Gravel ....... Asbestos or Asphalt ..... Mineral or Smooth Surfaced . . A
ROOF which gives satisfactory, dependable service on a steep pitch area may fail entirely when applied on a dead level deck. A type of built-up roof which gives excellent service in Michigan may prove wholly unsuitable for an identical building in Alabama, Texas or the Orient.
Special care should be exercised in specifying BuiltUp Roofs to meet the various service conditions. The two most important factors to be considered are climatic conditions and deck variations.
Only a manufacturer who can furnish Built-Up Roofs of every type can offer unbiased recommendations. Only a roof which is designed for specific conditions can be expected to give the maximum service at the minimum cost. Fifty-eight years of practical roofing experience are back of Carey Built-Up Roofs. They are applied according to rigid specifications by a nation-wide corps of roofing experts, and are bonded for ten or twenty years.
The Carey Specification Book tells exactly what roof to use under given conditions. A copy will be mailed on request.
THE PHILIP CAREY COMPANY LOCKLAND *** CINCINNATI, OHIO
BRANCHES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES
THE STANDARD FOR 58 YEARS
The American Architect, published monthly by International Publicatirns, Inc., 57th Street at 8th Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Yearly subscription, $5.00. Entered as second class matter, April 5th. 1926, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under
‘he act of March 3rd, 1897. Issue number 2596, dated June, 1931
THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT