Administrative Service Offices: Binghamton, NY â¢ Norcross, GA â¢ Syracuse, NY â¢ Columbian Life Insurance Company is not licensed in every state. Generic Policy Form Numbers shown. Policy Form Numbers, product specifications and rider availability may vary by state. Policy Form 1F148-CL.
Close cornice[edit] A close, closed, or snub cornice is one in which there is no projection of the rafters beyond the walls of the building, and therefore no soffit and no fascia. This type of cornice is easy to construct, but provides little aid in dispersing water away from the building and lacks aesthetic value.
Closed Valleys. Closed valleys are those where shingles on one or both sides of the roof extend across the valley onto the adjacent roof slope. Youâll see two kinds of closed valleys: cut valleys, which are less expensive to install and are the most common; and woven valleys.