Multi-pitched roofs: structure, limitations and choice of covering
A multi-pitched roof requires careful planning of the junctions between roof slopes. Roof valleys, hips and short sections increase the number of cuts and flashings. Modular tile-effect metal roofing can make work on such a form easier, but it does not eliminate waste or difficult details. Before choosing the covering, it is worth checking the pitches of all roof sections, the layout of the sheets, ventilation and the method of water drainage from the roof valleys. These elements determine the costs and tightness. A multi-pitched roof has external hips and internal roof valleys. At a hip, water flows onto the adjacent slopes. A roof valley collects it from two sides and leads it downwards. These are different tasks, which is why they require different details.









