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Pitched Roof Materials
The kind of material that is used on the job will be determined by the slope, as some materials will not be able to be used because they may limit things like durability or drainage options, which will obviously be a bit of a problem moving forward.
Likewise, they can make maintenance and construction far more challenging so it can help to work with specific materials to make them work for you.
Managing a hip roof with two different pitches
One thing that has become far more popular in recent years is the usage of hip roofs that have an alternative pitch at one side to the other.
Whilst it may sound ridiculous today, they are used quite a lot these days to make a home look a bit more unique than others on the market.
They have to be drawn in a plan view to make sure there is no bisecting of the angle of the walls, and to make sure that it can swing towards the steeper side of the roof.
As you might imagine, jack rafters, framing, and purlins all need to be totally modified to fit with this shape of roof.
It’s very unique on the market, but for bespoke houses that want to look a little bit different than normal, this might be the perfect way to go about it and let you actually enjoy the sloping and style of the house.
Whatever you decide to go with, you can be assured that roofs of varied pitches and styles are very common across the board these days. Whether it’s a more traditional style or a hip roof with two different pitches.