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Taken by Ron Sparkman
of Champion, this shows the roof for half the house being picked
up with an overhead crane |
The leading
half of the house as it comes down the assembly line. Windows and
doors are not yet installed, but otherwise the shell is ready for
finish materials. |
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This shows the inside
surface of the roof, which is also the ceiling, with gypsum board
already glued and screwed in place. After glue was applied to the
drywall, the roof was set onto it in a jig that allowed workers
to screw the drywall to the roof. The roof is then set over a pit
that allows drywall compound to be applied to the gypsum board.
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A worker
presets lag screws used to attach the SIP to the top plate of the
walls |
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taken from on top of the roof looking down through a skylight opening
at workers applying drywall compound and screws. |
Placement
of the roof on the following half of the house. |
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Placement
of the roof on the following half of the house. |
Placement of the roof
on the following half of the house. |
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Placement
of the roof on the following half of the house. |
Placement of the roof
on the following half of the house. |
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This
is taken from inside the house looking and up and out a skylight
opening. The large 4 foot by 4 foot skylight would not typically
be installed in a standard manufactured home. |
