Roof Turret Styles

Each roof turret is designed and manufactured using low maintenance grp to meet specific requirements of the customer.

Roof turret styles.

The round or turret style roof is basically a hip roof with an infinite number of sides. A great deal of attention is given to the moulding details and roof finishes ensuring that the original style colour and even surface finishes of traditional materials are maintained. A simple pitched roof has at least two sides and a hip roof has four. A victorian style turret or tower is probably the most prominent homebuilding feature that most people picture in their minds when they think victorian architecture.

Winchester style roof turrets and clock towers. For this type of wood it is most often seen when building a hostel in vietnam you can refer to alo nha tro for more details. Eliminating unnecessary extra labor mca customizes the tiles for every job with larger tiles at the bottom medium in the center and small tapered tiles at the top. Victorian style house with turret in fredericton new brunswick canada with pointed dome roof.

A roof turret is normally a small tower that projects vertically from a building. Usually a turret has a round base but can also be found with six or eight sided bases forming an angled tent or conical roof. A traditional roof containing a conical or turret tower can be a challenge for the roofer accustomed to working with straight angles and sides. They may not necessarily know what it s called for instance they may say that really cool looking round tower thingy but a turret or tower is what likely comes to mind.

Our winchester style roof turrets clock towers and cupolas are manufactured in grp with square louvre effect sides and finished with a unique attractive wood grain in order to achieve a gloss painted timber effect. All our roof turrets have a stunning woodgrain finish available in a range of styles and sizes. Roof turrets and cupolas handbuilt in hampshire. A combination roof is quite literally a combination of types of roofs.

In architecture a turret from italian. Used commonly in castles a roof turret normally forms part of a larger structure. True turret roof designs or fan shaped applications are now possible without compromise to design concepts. Turris tower is a small tower that projects vertically from the wall of a building such as a medieval castle turrets were used to provide a projecting defensive position allowing covering fire to the adjacent wall in the days of military fortification as their military use faded turrets were used for decorative purposes.