That is the Pitch or slope of the roof. It means that in one foot of horizontal measure you will have 5" of rise .
For every foot of roof there must be an increase of slope of 5 inches
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Yes, it can have any pitch, the pitch is the ratio of the number of units (usually inches) run (horizontal) to the number of units rise (vertical). The units of run is always 12 therefor if you measure over 12 inches then measure up at 90° that number represents the pitch. If you measure over 12 inches and measure up 8 you have an 8/12 pitch roof.
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A 2/12 pitch x 12.3 ft would be 24.6 inches of rise. A 3/12 would be 36.9 inches of rise. 2.33 feet = 27 inches. So you are between a 2 and 3 pitch.
The pitch would be 3.74 4.5 x 12 = 54" rise 54 / 14.42 = 3.74
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Roof pitch is measured in "rise over run". In other words, how many inches does the roof rise vertically in 12" of horizontal run. If a roof rises 4" in 12" of run, you have a 4/12 roof pitch.
Roof pitch is measured in "rise over run". In other words, how many inches does the roof rise vertically in 12" of horizontal run. If a roof rises 4" in 12" of run, you have a 4/12 roof pitch.
If I remember right it should be between a 5 and 6 pitch. Between a 5/12 pitch and 6/12 pitch. If it was 27.5 degrees it would be a 6/12 pitch. Enter in "roof pitch" in the Google bar and several sites will come up where you can calculate pitch. The 12 means 12 inches. So that it would be aproximitely 6 inches rise to 12 inches of run. Hope this helps and I hope I remember my roof pitch angles. It has been a few years since I have done it.
Roof pitch is rise and run. So if you have a 4/12 pitch, for every foot of run the roof rises 4 inches.
In general, talking about roof pitch, I have never heard or read about this term being used. Roof pitch is measured when you start at the leading edge of a roof and measure towards the center of the house too 12 feet. Pitch is measured from a imaginary parallel level line at the 12 foot mark, how many feet high the roof is at 12 feet is the pitch of a roof. If your roof is at 4 feet high at the 12 foot mark then the phrase would be- a 4/12 pitch.
A roof angle of 6 degrees = 1.26 / 12 rise or pitch.
This represents the pitch of the roof. Referred to as 6/12 pitch. This means that if you measured horizontally for 12 inched it will go up 6 inches.
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Yes, it can have any pitch, the pitch is the ratio of the number of units (usually inches) run (horizontal) to the number of units rise (vertical). The units of run is always 12 therefor if you measure over 12 inches then measure up at 90° that number represents the pitch. If you measure over 12 inches and measure up 8 you have an 8/12 pitch roof.
To pitch of roof, place a one foot level on the roof with one side touching, and the other side in the air (leveled) from the side in the air, measure down in inches. If you measure 5 inches, then your roof has a 5/12 pitch; meaning it rises five feet of height in every twelve feet of run. Using this number and a little math you can figure the height of roof ridge, measure total width, divide by two to find one half. If your roof pitch was 5/12 and you measured the half measurement to center of 14 feet, then your height to the ridge (off the top of end wall of house) is 5.83 feet. This number is found by dividing your pitch numbers; 5 divided by 12, and then multiply that number by 14.
the pitch of a 7-12 roof slope meaning that for 12" of horizontal measurement (roof run) the vertical measurement (roof rise) is 7". Not totally sure but I believe the minimum to be about a 3-7 inch pitch 3 inch roof rise per 7 feet of horizontal measurement