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pitched roof

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pitched roof [¦picht ′rüf]
(building construction)
A roof that has one or more surfaces with a slope greater than 10°.
A roof that has two slopes meeting at a central ridge.

pitched roof
1. A steep gable roof having the same pitch on each side of a central ridge.
2. Occasionally, a synonym for a gable roof.


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The main two-storey building, which is presently used for engineering works, has two singlestorey pitched roof extensions to the rear.
Its features include a pitched roof and realistic windows, as well as a shaft and tunnel area that can be used for sewer training scenarios.
A pitched roof is normally built of a wood framework of beams joined at the top at an angle, a deck usually made up of plywood and a weather resistant cover.
 
 
 
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