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Because then would be able to figure out at what point would the window and the roof be at? And stuff like that.
the rocks on the roof is use to add weigth on the roof specially when heavy wind is on your place
The required R value for walls and roof insulation varies depending on your local building authority. The ideal R value will depend on the climate, altitude, latitude and exposure of your site and the form, amount of glazing,materials and use of the building.
Roof start leaking because of dirt and rain water. I use to clean the roof on weekend to avoid roof leaks. and once have used
In passive solar design, the building is designed to make use of the sun to warm its walls, floors and roof during the winter, and to reject too much heat from the sun in summer. It is called passive because it does not use any mechanical or technical products like solar panels.
yes depending on how much you use
Generally, stainless steel or copper nails are used to fasten slate shingles to the roof sheathing.
Yes, plenty of people use slate tiles as a roof. However, they are designated to be used for the roof and not anything else.
it depends on what kind of slate or tile u use
Use Straw for the roof and cocktail sticks for the walls
they covered with animal hides to form solid roofs and walls.
I don't believe slate was ever used for interior walls. It was, and still is often used as roofing. - Forms of plaster wall coverings or drywall boards made from gyproc have been in use from about 1895.
why ur house catch on fire ur somtin? use a mop or sumtin
yes they do so they can build the roof and walls and wat ever else
She wrote her daily schedule on a slate hung by the door.
The best thing that should be under a roofing slate is all natural, hard, solid wood. when a slate roof is installed properly NO UNDERLAYMENT IS NECESSARY. however roofing felt is often used to waterproof the building during installation but is not a necessary component of a slate roof. there is not an underlayment in existence that will last even half the life of a properly installed natural slate roof. underlayments are not just a waste of money, many of them can actually decrease the strength and longevity of your slate roof. most roofers install underlayments under their slate roofs as a "back up plan" because they don't trust their workmanship. sticking to using only time tested materials and techniques is the best way to install anything and avoid taking unnecessary, unproven risks. 30# roofing felt is the best product to use under slate because it is thick enough to protect the building during installation and it still allows the roof to breathe. also never install a slate roof on a plywood deck. best case scenario would be raw, sawn, hard lumber at least 1" thick with at least 1" horizontal gaps between boards. i prefer a fresh or "green" oak or hickory installed "green" so it is still soft enough to accept slate nails but will soon after harden and give the best hold on the nail shanks. I've re-sheeted too many roofs to be ignorant enough to think plywood will hold nails securely for at least a hundred years. also in most places you can go directly to a saw mill and get ruff sawn lumber for about the same price as plywood. make sure you use good fasteners and hand nail yes the deck too.
You create your exhibit. Use tank walls for the walls of the indoor building, and use elevated paths to make the roof. You need to have the Marine Mania and Endangered Species expansion packs.