There is about a 1m eave on all of these.Saturday, October 25, 2008
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1 comment:
Hi Valerie,
Thanks for these.
I think a hipped roof is probably not viable at this low pitch because of the waterproofing problems. Your second option could work quite well, tho again I think the pitch would have to be steeper to get the high level clerestory to work, with a sill upstand etc. Not sure how the clerestory window could be accessed for cleaning.
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