This is private, and I don’t feel comfortable answering
vado retro
Nov 11, 15 1:21 pm
i , too, would like to know.
atelier nobody
Jun 19, 20 5:54 pm
There are only two types of roof - roofs that leak and roofs that don't leak.
archanonymous
Jun 20, 20 2:29 pm
Wrong. There are two types of roofs - roofs that leak and roofs that will leak.
Ancient Sheds
Jun 20, 20 3:38 pm
give it 20-30 years, but you are correct sir.
citizen
Jun 19, 20 8:56 pm
Isn't it rooves?
Ancient Sheds
Jun 19, 20 9:22 pm
where I'm from its "roughs"
Ancient Sheds
Jun 20, 20 1:41 pm
I've walked on my roof, it's 2"x4" @ 24" o.c., little bounce, but all good. That's how they did it 100 years ago...Since there was no insulation the snow just melts right off, so no snow load.
Hi guys, I would like to ask something regarding roofs: How, where and why are each type of roof used? Hope you’d help me out
Why you gotta troll so hard?
Pitched roofs are used in places where it's a good idea to use them. Flat roofs are used everywhere else. That is all the types of roofs.
Good luck with whatever assignment you're half-assing.
thatched straw is pretty cool for most applications - water and fire proof - and cheap!
That "-and cheap!" really killed me with laughter.
If a roof is used to keep water out of a building, and it leaks ... is it still considered a roof?
I guess that depends on your definition of roof, is it a form or a function?
If the roof is on the bottom we call it a "boat"
Everything you need to know is here.
Oh man, Marcus is gonna be pissed ...
gruen, are you sure you know what boats are?
This is private, and I don’t feel comfortable answering
i , too, would like to know.
There are only two types of roof - roofs that leak and roofs that don't leak.
Wrong. There are two types of roofs - roofs that leak and roofs that will leak.
give it 20-30 years, but you are correct sir.
Isn't it rooves?
where I'm from its "roughs"
I've walked on my roof, it's 2"x4" @ 24" o.c., little bounce, but all good. That's how they did it 100 years ago...Since there was no insulation the snow just melts right off, so no snow load.