1. GENERAL
1.1 Scope
1.2 Definitions
1.3 Exchange of information and time schedule
2. MATERIALS, APPLIANCES AND COMPONENTS
2.1 Characteristics of material
2.2 Copper
2.3 Nails
2.4 Screws
2.5 Felt
2.6 Solder
3. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
3.1 Durability
3.2 Substructure
3.3 Types of copper roof and wall covering
3.4 Copper roof coverings
3.5 Rolls
3.6 Special features
3.7 Thermal insulation
3.8 Ventilation
3.9 Fire resistance
3.10 Weight
3.11 Protection against lightning
4. METHODS OF LAYING AND WORKMANSHIP
4.1 Protection and storage
4.2 Preparatory work
4.3 Sequence of operations
4.4 Setting out the work
4.5 Felting
4.6 Technique of laying copper sheeting
4.7 Standing seams
4.8 Roll system
4.9 Parapet and box gutters
4.10 Cesspools
4.11 Details
5. INSPECTION AND TESTING
5.1 Preparatory work
5.2 Work in progress
5.3 Completion
APPENDICES
A. Table of approximate weights of cladding sheet
B. Properties of copper
C. Table of dimensional details for copper gutters
TABLE
1. Maximum bay widths and lengths to be used with
      various thicknesses of cladding sheet
FIGURES
1. General layout for standing seam and details
2. General layout for common roll
3. Detail of roll ends
4. Detail of ridge and hip for common roll
5. Common roll
6. Single lock welt
7. Double lock cross welt
8. Standing seam
9. Standing seam and upstand
10. Flattened standing seam
11. Standing seam ridge
12. Gutter and outlet. Isometric sketch showing a
      typical arrangement
13. Gutter to roof covered with slates or tiles
14. Lining plate
15. Tiles or slated roof discharging on copper flat
16. Copper roof discharging on slates or tiles
17. Common roll to vertical upstand
18. Internal corner, common roll
19. Drips
20. Standing seam internal corner