| CORRUGATED | ___ iron, sheet iron bent into regular grooves and used for making walls, roofs and the like (10) |
| PLEATS | Staple bent into regular folds (6) |
| SLATER | He attends to the roof and the top of the spouting afterwards (6) |
| FLOE | Left nothing in iron sheet (4) |
| LIONTAMER | Metal, iron, bent by circus performer |
| GOVAN | Central France following regular groove on Clyde (5) |
| MARBLE | Rock that feels cold to touch and used for making alters and also for sculptures (6) |
| ESPARTO | Tough grass grown around the Mediterranean and used for making paper, cordage, etc. (7) |
| ZINC | White metallic element used in galvanizing iron sheets (4) |
| DUTCHBARNS | Farm buildings with curved roofs and no walls |
| EMBANKMENT | Rely on soldiers, in space and time, making wall |
| TURNSTILES | Goes and covers roof and points of entry (10) |
| THEITALIANJOB | Michael Caine heist film with the car chase of patriotically painted Minis over the roofs and through the sewers of Turin (3,7,3) |
| TTOPS | Sporty car roofs, and, literally, what the first words of the answers to starred clues can have |
| NORMANJEWISON | Film director who won Oscars for In the Heat of the Night, Fiddler on the Roof, and Moonstruck |
| ASPHALT | Bituminous substance used for roofs and roads (7) |
| TILED | Bound to include length, like many roofs and bathroom walls (5) |
| TAR | Goo used for patching roofs and roads |
| GRADUATE | Divide into regular intervals for alumnus (8) |
| CONSERVATORY | A room with a glass roof and walls, often used as a sun lounge or for growing delicate plants (12) |
