Table of Contents Flat roofs are a staple of modern architecture and industrial construction. While they might appear straightforward at first glance, there is a lot more engineering behind the…
Table of Contents Thatched roofs are renowned for their iconic rustic charm and deep historical roots, often associated with English countryside cottages and storybook homes. Beyond their visual appeal, these…
Table of Contents The required timber size varies based on factors such as the load it must bear (including snow, people, and the roof), the spacing of the joists, and…
Table of Contents Because of its minor slope, working on a flat roof is frequently easier than working on a pitched roof. However, you still face the risk of falling…
Table of Contents Looking to make your home warmer and more energy efficient? Insulating a flat roof from the inside is a cost-effective way to retain heat, reduce energy bills,…
Table of Contents A flat roof is a roof with a slight slope—typically 1–10 degrees—that allows for water drainage while appearing level. Commonly used on garages, extensions, and commercial buildings,…