single-pitched roof
single-pitched roof
A roof having only a single slope on each side of a central ridge, compared to a shed roof, which has a single slope, but without a central ridge.
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single-pitched roof
A roof having only a single slope on each side of a central ridge; for example, a gable roof. Compare with
shed roof, which has a single slope but no central ridge.
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With its distinct
single-pitched roof and rectangular shape, this type of conservatory is ideal for any home from a large manor house to a bungalow.
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