Choosing the right roof trusses for your building project is a crucial decision that can impact the overall structural integrity and longevity of your roof. This article will explore a few things you need to know about choosing roof trusses, from understanding the different types available to various key factors to consider when making your decision.
Types of Roof Trusses
There are several different types of roof trusses available, each with its own unique design and benefits.
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If you're looking to increase your living space, add value to your property, or create an independent living space for a family member or a potential rental income, then constructing a granny flat may be the perfect solution. Granny flats are small, self-contained homes that are built on the same plot as an existing home, often in the backyard. In this blog, learn more about how constructing a granny flat can change your life.
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If your flat roof needs to be replaced, you may want to assess your options before simply just choosing the material you already had on your roof. As you're likely aware, not all roofing materials can be used on a flat roof, but there are several options that work well and can last for decades when properly maintained. Here's an overview of four popular roofing materials for flat roofs:
Felt Roofs
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The roofline of your house should be straight. If it is noticeably wavy, bowed, or sagging, it is likely that your roof needs repair or replacement. If the roof is sagging due to old age, it is time to replace it. But if it is still relatively new, it should be repaired.
Many different factors can cause your roof to sag before it has reached the end of its expected life.
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Installing a skylight in your home will create a brighter ambience and make rooms feel more spacious. However, you should consider all the alternatives and not just go with the standard option to get the most out of a skylight. Here are several ways to customise yours.
Tinted UV-filtering Glass
While a skylight lets the sun stream into your home, you can control its effects with tinted glass that filters UV rays.
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