Mast-heads and funnel-tops of ships peep above the ranges of
corrugated iron roofs.
It ended by signal abruptly, nowhere in particular, between two lamp-posts before a large drapery establishment - a long range of shops already lapped up in sheets of
corrugated iron for the night.
Directed by the newcomers, they made a trench and bank about the mounting of the piece, and constructed flimsy shelter-pits of
corrugated iron.
The building, constructed in 1911, has timber-framed walls clad in cream-painted
corrugated iron with a curved red roof.
His hut was just a little more than a square meter long and a meter high, built of cardboard tightened to the street barrier on one side and the
corrugated iron barriers behind him on the other side, covered with plastic sheeting.
Thatch continues to be the primary building choice in rural areas despite the array of man-made materials that can be obtained cheaply, such as
corrugated iron.
The blast resulted in part of the house collapsing, scattering
corrugated iron pieces across a wide area.
What prefabricated shelter of curved
corrugated iron sheets is named after a British engineer?
When they visited the site, they found the two-bedroom, stone-built house inside a
corrugated iron and wood barn.
The 600mm x 1200mm
corrugated iron gives additional life to the farm scene and Waikato heritage, which the advert is aiming to reinforce.
To judge by its cover,
Corrugated Iron is just another oversized, design-fetish coffee-table book, and in fact it is packed with full-color images that will make it catnip to architecturally minded modernists.
Here in the outback of Australia we have always collected our rainwater in
corrugated iron tanks.
