Easy-to-Make Cupola Cools House Quickly
Consider this: by permitting hot air to escape from the attic, a cupola can speed up the cooling of your house during hot summer weather.
And not only do you get the potential savings of a cupola, but it’s inexpensive to make and adds charm to the appearance of your home.
This version will fit all roofs, regardless of pitch. Our full-size pattern features step-by-step photos and instructions, plus a complete materials list. We even include a traceable pattern for the horse weather vane and directional letters.
To obtain cupola pattern No. 348, please send $5.50.
There are 36 additional cupola designs pictured in “Bridges & Cupolas,” No. SD3, a 61-page guidebook available for $10.95.
Also available is our catalogue, “Patterns for Better Living,” picturing 700 woodworking and handicraft projects, for $3.95.
Prices include postage and handling. Send check or money order to Steve Ellingson, in care of the Los Angeles Times, P.O. Box 2383, Van Nuys, Calif. 91409-2383.
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