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Have A Question? Call Us At 203-348-5371
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535 Hope Street, Stamford, CT 06906 - Mon-Sat 9.30-5.30, Sun 12-5
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Traditionally, a cupola was used to vent hot air out of
the attic. Today, it provides a nice finishing touch to a new home. It is not
necessary to have a weathervane on top of a cupola but it is a nice addition
depending on the design. A rule of thumb on how to
measure for a cupola for your home is 1 inch of cupola to 1 foot
of running roof line. Once that measurement is determined, you would go up one
additional size. For example, a 24 foot garage=24 inch cupola plus 1 size up.
Perhaps, purchase a 28 inch cupola. Weathervanes do not serve as a lightning rod.
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