Hi Folks,
I would like to make a classic cupola for my workshop and am looking for books or other sources with info. on construction, installation and flashing etc.
Any sources of info would be appreciated!!
Gary Reynolds
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Gary,
Have you checked out Amazon.com? They got every book ever printed I think!
Best of luck to ya!
J. D. Reynolds
Home Improvements
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Reply,
FHB had an article on cupolas a few years ago; seemed to be comprehensive. If "cupola" ever makes it to the top of my tro-do list, I'll be digging out that issue.
I haven';t explored the new site enough, but I'll bet there's a searcg engine here and it migh even work.
i've got a small collection of cupolas, just photos...
but i'm maxed out on posting space....Mike Smith
Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore