Containing over 150 superb and detailed construction drawings, Roof Construction and Loft Conversion covers: * cut roofs * bolted truss roofs * trussed rafter roofs * roof windows and dormers for lofts * trimmed openings * ventilationA major section deals with loft-to-attic-room conversions, giv
Roof Construction and Loft Conversion, Fourth Edition
β Scribed by C.N. Mindham(auth.)
- Publisher
- Wiley-Blackwell
- Year
- 2006
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 255
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book provides practical guidance on the design and construction of timber roofs, featuring numerous detail drawings. It includes information on loft to attic room conversion.
The new edition has been updated to cover the latest changes to the British Regulations and extended coverage of roof attic construction.Content:
Chapter 1 The Development of the Pitched Roof (pages 1β17):
Chapter 2 Roof Shapes and Terminology (pages 18β25):
Chapter 3 The βTraditionalβ or βCutβ Roof (pages 26β51):
Chapter 4 Attic Construction Using Modern Engineered Timber Components (pages 52β70):
Chapter 5 Bolted Truss Roof Construction (pages 71β81):
Chapter 6 The Construction of Trussed Rafter Roofs (pages 82β122):
Chapter 7 Truss Plate Systems (pages 123β149):
Chapter 8 Roof Construction Detailing (pages 150β197):
Chapter 9 Loft Conversions (pages 198β221):
Chapter 10 Obligations ? Visual Impact on Your Home (pages 222β226):
Chapter 11 The Conversion (pages 227β231):
Chapter 12 Solutions (pages 232β240):
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Containing over 150 superb and detailed construction drawings, Roof Construction and Loft Conversion covers: <p> * cut roofs
Full of detailed construction drawings, this book covers cut roofs, bolted truss roofs, trussed rafter roofs, trimmed openings and ventilation.A major section deals with loft to attic room conversions, giving guidance on planning procedures, as well as dealing with structural matters and specifying
Pressure on space and changes in planning law mean that loft conversions are now at the forefront in the race to improve the performance of Britains ageing housing stock. Since 1990, roof space conversions have increased UK housing capacity by more than 200 million square feet - a living area equiva
A roof over one's head is a basic need--it provides shelter from rain, wind and the cold. In addition to these requirements, the structure must be load bearing and stable. Out of traditional craftsmanship, roof shapes and typologies have developed that fulfill these tasks and endure to this day.