Mono Pitch Roof Construction

Mono pitched roof construction is generally standalone roofs which imply that you don t need to attach them to any part of your roof.

Mono pitch roof construction.

In domestic construction it typically comprises a series of rafters fixed to walls at either end of the roof span which support battens to which the roof covering is fixed. For more information see mono pitch roof. A mono pitched roof runs from a taller wall to a wall of lesser height to produce a slope. Another benefit of mono pitch roof is that is an opportunity to extend a roof and gain bigger overlap which does not need an internal gutter and can be used to create a covered deck.

Although it is important to make sure the shed roof with cantilevered part is designed properly to avoid any damage for example due to snow load etc. This is often a configuration seen on simple shed buildings. Saw tooth roofs can often be seen on old school factories that were constructed with a series of mono pitched roofs that are used to allow sunlight to filter down to the shop floor. The mono pitch roof was commonly used to form extensions in victorian times and is still used in a similar fashion today.

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