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DOUBLE LIGURIAN ROOF
The installation of the double hook covering takes place after the laying of the laths, spaced through a specific gauge ("scarsetta"). Starting, like for other types of roofs, from the lowest batten, i.e., from the "eaves", with dimensions different from the other batten, they are arranged in such a way that each one overlaps by 1/2 to the batten of the underlying register. Proceeding in this manner results in a covering where the same slates have a double overlap with each other. The hook, suitably shaped, is inserted into the space between one batten and the next, and consequently, is covered by the batten of the next register.
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L
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S
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57
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57
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0.5
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57
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40
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0.5
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57
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30
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0.5
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57
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20
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0.5
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57
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57
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0.5
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57
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30
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1
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40
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30
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1
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57
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40
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1
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40
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30
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1
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30
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30
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1
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50
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50
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1
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40
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20
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1
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measurements in cm
H=heightL=width
S=thickness
- Slates of 57 x 40 cm or slates of 57 x 30 cm
- Thickness mm 9/11 fixed with 11 cm stainless steel or copper hooks
- For one square meter of roof, the following slates are required:
57 x 40 cm slates: 10 - hooks: 10
57 x 30 cm slates: 14 - hooks: 14 - Weight per square meter of roof:
57 x 40 cm slates
57 x 30 cm slates
Thickness mm 10
Total Kg 60
Total thickness of slate covering mm 20/30
