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York Minster York Minster The south transept roof was recovered in sand cast lead, subsequently detroyed by fire on 9 July 1984 and replaced by Norman & Underwood using 49 tonnes of lead with 26,200 no copper nails used throughout the lead work.   Related Links: » St Paul's Cathedral   back to top back to major contracts   11-27 Freeschool Lane, Leicester LE1 4FX, England tel: 0116 251 5000 fax: 0116 253 2669 e-mail: [email protected]