built-up roofing
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built-up roofing
[′bilt‚əp ′rüf·iŋ] (materials)
A seamless piece of flexible, waterproofed roofing material consisting of plies of felt mopped with asphalt or pitch.
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built-up roofing
Flat roof covered with multiple layers of roofing felt, secured with layers of hot tar, and topped with a layer of crushed stone. See also: Roof
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built-up roofing, composition roofing, felt-and-gravel roofing, gravel roofing

built-up roofing
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