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Why do farms have such tall roofs?
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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2024
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You need height if you want to build a structure with a large area and not a ton of internal columns for support.
ahh, hence the slanted roof! Thank you!
slanted roof also gets the rain and snow off. there's a reason flat rooved architectural styles are more popular in warm, dry environments
less maintainance again! Nice!