Flat Roof Pubs

If asphalt roofing has deteriorated beyond repair it is time to install new roofing.

Flat roof pubs.

Demonisation of the working classes is a terrible dehumanising thing that katy hopkins does way better than we ever could but what the fuck is going on in those flat roof pubs on. Tile roofs made of clay slate or concrete need repairs when cracked. Cleaning and inspecting the roof regularly can help prevent major damage from occurring. A 60 s house in an edwardian street is like a blinding light piercing the grey.

The post war modern streets and estates were and are a truly beautiful and unpretentious thing. A metal roof may need to be replaced when it grows rusty and begins leaking. Cement or the shingles will not lie flat and will be more vul nerable to wind damage. So to some extent they re attractive to nobody but locals directly because of the flat roof.

E nglish postwar estate bars are often seen as a joke. The reason to use a flat roof rather than a pitched one is largely aesthetic. New roofing can be placed over the existing roofing if the roof has only one layer of shingles the decking is in good condition and the roof structure is sound. If your home s design is modular more a collection of boxes or right angled shapes giving it a flat roof keeps a consistent eye.

There are definitely plenty of scuzzy pubs out there with pitched roofs though. Never drink in a flat roofed pub the saying goes. Also part of the appeal of a good pub is in its olde worlde architecture which you don t get so much of in a pebble dashed oblong from the 50s. Nevertheless since the early twentieth century flat roofs have been used more and more in large buildings and some domestic settings.

The subtext here is that these pubs were built in the 60s or 70s and are often the result of urban sprawl or appear on the edge of housing estates or as americans would say a housing development. Flat roofing is not actually flat. Used to make occasional trips to a pub in ayr called the p o w. A flat roof pub is exactly what it sounds like a pub that was constructed with a flat roof.

But these pubs whether they re 1930s style redbrick structures with pitched. But such a low slope holds snow and water much longer than a steeply pitched roof and therefore needs a very different material to stay watertight. Prince of wales can t remember if it had a flat roof and pretty sure it had windows but the furniture was bolted to the floor.