zinc sheet

The 1920s zinc sheets inscribed "Wolverhampton" are still in place.

The church's cogon roof was replaced with zinc sheets in the late 19th century.

Its cab consisted of wood fitted with a zinc sheet and could carry 8 passengers.

"That molding looked just like zinc sheet, but the gun slipped through it like water."

The structures have walls and roofs made of thin tin and zinc sheets.

Zinc sheet metal is used to make zinc bars.

In fevered haste, bands of patriots ripped the zinc sheets from bars.

Structurally, it is a wooden frame building with a pitched roof covered with galvanized zinc sheets.

For this, the temporary zinc sheet facade was removed and the building was built toward the river, acquiring the facade that remains today.

Two rooms in it had been set aside for safe storage under lock and key of the more marketable of our raw materials, such as the zinc sheet.

Like the church, the bell tower a separate structure joined by a bridge has a lower story of mortar and an upper story of wood and zinc sheets.

The antenna was a cylindrical parabolic reflector made of zinc sheet metal supported by a wooden frame, and had a spark-gap excited dipole along the focal line.

The floor was entirely covered with sheet lead, which was protected from wear by oak slats, and the sides, to a height of 3ft were sheathed with stout zinc sheets.

Although Fray Isidoro Musitu (1891-97) had the mortar covered with cement, the tabique walls enclosed in zinc sheets and the interior embellished, much of the original structure still exists.

Among other works, this show included an abstract clay sculpture (Makom, 1972) and a floor piece (Untitled, 1972; cut zinc sheet) which already contained many of the elements that would characterize his future practice.

The southern facade of the main building above ground level was constructed of lightweight timber frame clad with zinc sheets scored into large blocks, and painted red, giving the appearance of large bricks.

Wrapping and leaning around much of the exterior is a dramatically torqued, 68-foot-high wall clad in off-kilter, horizontal bands of zinc sheets that have been crimped and creased in patterns reminiscent of desert rock.

LEAD: American Washboards - lathe-turned rods, rippled zinc sheets, ridged ceramic plaques, stapled wood panels and polka-dotted cast iron - became one of Ivan Karp's collecting obsessions about six years ago.

The rolls of zinc sheet - my zinc sheet - which should have been set out carefully in rows to keep the different gauges separate had all been stacked against one wall to make room for a trestle table, some chairs and a bed.