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  • Roofing & Flooring

    Belmont Community College 68094 Hammond Road, St. Clairsville, OH, United States

    An examination of the various materials usedto provide roof and floor coverings in historic
    residential and commercial buildings. Slate,
    wood shingle, clay tile, composite shingle, metal
    panels, and built-up roofs will be examined. Floor
    cloths, carpets, terrazzo, ceramic, linoleum,
    and hardwood techniques like marquetry and
    parquetry will be examined. In addition, alternate
    sustainable materials for each system will be
    discussed. Installation, repair, deterioration
    problems, and maintenance concerns will be the
    emphasis of each material.

    $135

  • Roofing & Flooring

    Belmont Community College 68094 Hammond Road, St. Clairsville, OH, United States

    An examination of the various materials usedto provide roof and floor coverings in historic
    residential and commercial buildings. Slate,
    wood shingle, clay tile, composite shingle, metal
    panels, and built-up roofs will be examined. Floor
    cloths, carpets, terrazzo, ceramic, linoleum,
    and hardwood techniques like marquetry and
    parquetry will be examined. In addition, alternate
    sustainable materials for each system will be
    discussed. Installation, repair, deterioration
    problems, and maintenance concerns will be the
    emphasis of each material.

    $135

  • Roofing & Flooring

    Belmont Community College 68094 Hammond Road, St. Clairsville, OH, United States

    An examination of the various materials usedto provide roof and floor coverings in historic
    residential and commercial buildings. Slate,
    wood shingle, clay tile, composite shingle, metal
    panels, and built-up roofs will be examined. Floor
    cloths, carpets, terrazzo, ceramic, linoleum,
    and hardwood techniques like marquetry and
    parquetry will be examined. In addition, alternate
    sustainable materials for each system will be
    discussed. Installation, repair, deterioration
    problems, and maintenance concerns will be the
    emphasis of each material.

    $135

  • Historic Masonry Training- 2 Weekends

    Newport Restoration Foundation Mill 51 Touro St, Newport, RI, United States

    Who We Are The Newport Restoration Foundation is a non-profit organization established by philanthropist Doris Duke in 1968 to preserve the architectural and cultural heritage of 18th and 19th century Newport. In addition to a collection of more than 70 colonial houses, now rented to tenant stewards, NRF operates properties that are open to the […]

    $600