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What is the opening in a roman house roof called?
it is called a roof
What if a house with a grass roof called?
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What is the definition of steeped?
To steep is to soak in liquid. Tea is steeped in boiling water to bring the taste out. Figuratively, to be soaked in an idea or style. "The haunted house was steeped in spookiness."
What are the house shaped things on a roof called?
dormers
What do you call open part of a house which is above the house?
IT is called "Roof" ============ Sounds like the attic, to me...
What is the post support of a roof?
the post that supports a house is called a column.
What is the name of a window on the roof of a house?
They are commonly called dorma windows
Type of house with sloping roof in colonial times?
it called the saltbox
What is the post support of roof?
the post that supports a house is called a column.
What are the peaks in the roof of the house called?
The peaks in the roof of a house are called "gable" or "ridge" depending on their specific location. A gable refers to the triangular section formed at the end of a pitched roof, while the ridge is the horizontal line where two sloped roof sections meet at their highest point. These architectural features contribute to the overall design and structural stability of the roof.
What is the triangler top of the house called not roof?
The triangular top of a house, not referred to as the roof, is called a gable. Gables are often found in various architectural styles and can be decorative, contributing to the overall aesthetic of the building. They are typically formed by the sloping edges of the roof and can vary in shape and design.
What is the top of house below the roof called?
The top of a house below the roof is typically referred to as the "ceiling." In architectural terms, it might also be called the "ceiling joists" or "roof structure" depending on the context, but generally, the ceiling is the finished surface that forms the upper interior boundary of a room.
