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The Weight of Aggregate Surfacing on a Built- Up Roof

Question 82

Question 82

Multiple Choice

The weight of aggregate surfacing on a built- up roof is generally


A) 15 lb per roof square.
B) 40 lb per roof square.
C) 25 lb per roof square.
D) 400 lb per roof square.
E) 5 lb per roof square.

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