Rather of sloping to the same degree one side includes the entire route to the house s first floor.
Salt box style roof.
We might call it the saltbox but there s no doubt this style is just perfect.
Now you will see this type of rooftop design on garages sheds and outbuildings rather than on homes.
However instead of sloping to the same length one side reaches all the way to the first.
First of all we recommend you to decide the slopes of the roof as to drain the water properly and to enhance the look of your garden.
Although the style has historic roots these homes remain popular today.
Salt box roofs feel like a painted gable style roof with two sides of a central ridge sloping outwards.
Today there are not a lot of newly constructed homes that have this type of roof design.
Saltbox roofs look like a patched gable style roof with two sides sloping outwards from a central ridge.
A saltbox roof is a design that was used extensively in the colonial era.
A saltbox house is a traditional new england style of house with a long pitched roof that slopes down to the back generally a wooden frame house.
Featuring distinctive rooflines and facades saltbox style houses are an iconic example of american colonial architecture.
A saltbox has just one story in the back and two stories in the front.
A salt box house defining feature is its roof.