Despite the fact that baths are used much less actively than residential buildings, their roof is needed no less responsible approach. As a rule, the material for its coating most often becomes roofing ground, asbestos -cement tile, only, roofing steel or slate. The roof itself can be either single -to -shoe, used in outbuildings, or gable, used in low -rise construction. Other types of roofs, such as attic, due to the complexity of the design for baths are not used.
Be that as it may, the main task of the roof for the bath is to protect the interior of the weather and heat loss. In summer, the roof will protect the structure from rains and scorching sunlight, in winter – from a heavy layer of snow. It is recommended to build a roof with a small slope, which will greatly simplify its design. An effective slope angle can be very different depending on the roofing material.
An excellent solution in the case when it is necessary to simplify the structure as much as possible and save on building materials, a single -slotted roof is. But nevertheless, a gable roof for a bath is used much more often a single -tocade, because it is considered traditional for low -rise construction in our country. If necessary, it allows you to get a small attic in the bathhouse, on which you can store various accessories, dry rugs and brooms, or even rest after taking washing. In the winter season, the attic allows you to save on the warming of the ceiling, since it contains an air gap, which serves as a good insulator.
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