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3.05 Timber Frame – Pitched roof: ventilated batten void (warm roof), gable 3.06 Timber Frame – Timber flat roof 3.07 Timber Frame – Timber flat roof with parapet 3.08 Timber Frame – Lintel at window head 3.09 Timber Frame – Windows and doors – jambs and cills specification within an example should
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