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CABARRUS COUNTY 2012 APPRAISAL MANUAL <br />ROOFING COVER, cont. <br />COPPER — Various types of copper roofing; flat, standing seam or batten seam. <br />ENAMEL METAL SHINGLE - This refers to metal shingles with a heat - bonded enamel glazed coating. This type of shingle is <br />usually predrilled and fastened down by nailing to some type of sheathing on strips. <br />METAL PREFINISHED — Metal roofing that comes in sheets or shingles and has a baked on paint finish. <br />METAL— STANDING SEAM — Metal roofing that comes in sheets, has standing seams and has a baked on paint finish <br />MINIMUM ROOFING, CORRUGATED OR SHEET METAL - Sheet metal is either flat, corrugated or V -crimp metal of either <br />aluminum or steel products, and is fastened over wood or steel framing. <br />ROLLED OR BUILT -UP COMPOSITION - A roof consisting of felt saturated with asphalt and assembled with asphalt cement, <br />which comes in rolls and is fastened over decking with tar and nails. <br />RUBBERIZED - All of the lines of rubber, composition or plastic roofing materials used on flat roof surfaces. <br />SLATE - Shingles made of slate fastened down to sheathing or strips. <br />STAINLESS STEEL SHINGLES —Any shingle constructed of stainless steel. <br />TILE - CLAY OR BERMUDA - Clay tile is usually a half -round clay product, which has been kiln, baked to a hardness, which gives <br />a wearing surface that needs no paint. Bermuda roofing is formed from lightweight cement and or gypsum products <br />to give the appearance of a heavy, wide lapped roof. <br />TILE - CONCRETE - A cement product in either flat or half -round form, which is laid over a built -up surface and painted. <br />TILE - PLASTIC - A plastic product in either flat or half -round form, which is laid over a built -up surface and is available in a <br />variety of colors. <br />WOOD SHINGLE - These are usually cedar or redwood shingles and usually appears on expensive homes. <br />INTERIOR WALL CONSTRUCTION <br />DRYWALL - A sandwich of plaster with paper surfaces normally available in 4' x 8' sheets, which are cut to fit. It is fastened to <br />studding or furring strips, and requires a seal where joints occur, and only paint as finish. It has become popular due <br />to ease of installation and also to the fact that no plastering, as such, is necessary. <br />MASONRY INTERIOR WALL - Normally exterior walls, which serve as an interior, wall face usually of brick or block material <br />which are usually unfinished although they may be painted. <br />PLASTERED - This refers to all plaster on lath interior walls. <br />PLYWOOD PANEL - These are mostly inexpensive 4' x 8' plywood panels, which are decorative in nature and characteristically <br />a veneer. <br />WALL BOARD OR WOOD WALL - Wall boards come in many marks or trade names, but all are made up of a composition of <br />materials to form boards which are usually 4' x 8' in size. These are treated paper such as "Celotex ", plasterboards, <br />or other paper products pressed together. Wood Wall is used for older painted board walls. <br />Cabarrus County — 2012 Revaluation APPENDIX 12-21 <br />9/30/11 <br />Attachment number 13 <br />G -6 Page 393 <br />