Pitched roof timber veranda
A pitched roof veranda has two sloping roof planes meeting at a ridge. That gives headroom and the classic look of a barn. We make it to measure in oak or Douglas fir, on trusses joined with mortise and tenon, half-lap and dovetail joints.
Pitched roof models
The models are a starting point. We make the size, roof pitch and layout to suit you.
Roof covering
A pitched roof can take tiles, thatch or timber boarding with another finish. See a customer's oak gazebo with a thatched roof.
Pitched or flat
A pitched roof gives more height and a country feel. A flat roof is lower and cleaner, see flat roof veranda.
Get a price
The calculator gives you an instant price for our standard models. Treat those models as a starting point: every project is made to the customer's own specification, in any size you want. Need a size or layout the calculator does not offer? Send us your sketch through the contact page or on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
What roof pitch?
You choose, within what suits the covering. Tiles and thatch need a steeper pitch.
Is a pitched roof more expensive?
Usually, as it takes more timber and roof area. See prices and costs.
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