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Sheeting
6th February 1970, Page 103
6th February 1970
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Page 103, 6th February 1970
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Onduline corrugated sheeting is now being marketed by OFIC (GB) in pvc as well as a composition of processed mineral and organic fibres and bitumen.
There are natural and yellow tints in the pvc sheets and like the standard type they can be applied to flat or curved roofs using a hammer and saw as the only tools. Zinc-coated nails and plastics washers are supplied. Marketed by: OFIC (GB) Ltd., Honiton, Devon.