The premise in the house, allocated under the attic , is most conveniently located under the gable roof, and its design can be with straight ramps and with broken lines. Equipment attic under the roof is especially important if there is no possibility or need to complete a full second floor.
Design features of gable roofs
The gable sloping roof is most suitable for building under it attic, having in its lower part the geometry of the rectangle, it contributes to the fact that the area of the room is spacious and comfortable. This type of construction is more difficult to install and requires additional material consumption, but this is compensated by the fact that the volume of the attic is significantly increased in size. Technically, this roof is somewhat more complicated than the usual gable, but it is more reliable in operation, it can withstand heavy loads and strong gusts of wind. Such a roof is most common when building a private cottage or villa .
The gable roof with an attic, formed by two connected ramps, is the simplest in installation, the cost for it is much smaller, it is a classic type of roofing. Mansard room can be arranged under the roof of any type of construction, the difference is only in the area of the equipped premises. When the attic gable roof is arranged, unlike the broken roof, there is an unused "blind zone" in the corners to reduce the loss of useful area, the correct, most rational slope of the skates should be calculated.
The house with an attic gable roof is slightly more difficult to build than with a one-run roof, but who will give up an extra useful space. It is important only at the design stage to correctly calculate the weight of the roof with the possible load on the construction, so as not to exceed the permissible limits. A simple gable roof is easiest to dismantle in the case of a superstructure, extension or rebuilding a house.
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