matt king

Matt King

6 years ago

could you tell me what degree pitch Is on this roof please as I am looking at doing something similar.

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PARKdesigned Architects
6 years ago
Matt,

Thanks for your query. The pitch of the roof is 18 degrees.

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PARKdesigned.
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