20 Study and creative thinking of sloping roof

Sloping roof refers to roofs with a drainage slope of more than 3%. Sloping roofs are widely used in buildings. They mainly include single-slope, double-slope, four-slope and fold-back these four types. This roof has many benefits and potential benefits for the outdoor and indoor environment.




First and foremost, the sloping roof will provide a more comfortable indoor environment with some passive designs. Because of the slope, it has a larger area of the face, it means that it will provide more natural light if you need a natural light roof. Furthermore, to avoid the much radiation transfers to the indoor, under the sloping roof, a compartment can be installed to isolate the heat or keep warm. Moreover, this compartment also can be a room for building equipment, such as air conditioning external machine and rainwater storage box. However, before installing equipment in the compartment, the strength of the roof structure should be evaluated. In addition, sloping roofs also have some positive impacts on the environment. Based on the slope of the roof, rainwater could be easily collected and reused. Secondly, on the top of the roof, the photovoltaic panel can be installed, and the roof slop design can follow the most suitable radiation angle. If there is an adapted design of photovoltaic panel installing, solar energy can provide enough hot water and electricity for daily life. 

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