Gambrels are often a roof found on barns, sheds, and sometimes residential structures. Thereof, where are gambrel roofs most common? The gambrel roof style buildings are usually found throughout the country on agricultural buildings such as barns, but they can also be found on Dutch and Colonial style homes. Our gambrel roof was made by Renco Roofing and it has been protecting our barn for more than a decade now.
A gable is a type of roof used in architecture. Specifically, a gable room is shaped as an upside down "V". A dutch gable roof is a modified version of the same style roof.
Labor cost for hip roof would be more then gable. Materials are about the same. Hip roof cost slightly more.
Gambrel relates to the type of roof and not to where it is attached. I have a barn that has a Dutch Gambrel roof. I have seen pictures of residential house that has the same style of roof. Basically, from the ridge, the first slope is around 22 degrees. The second slope is a steeper 45 degrees. Finally, there is a small flair out at the base.
roof is roof. It's the same.
12 pitch ?Depends on what type of dormer you are talking about. If the dormer has a pitched roof, such as a "gable," it's framed with the same roof pitch as the original roof, so it blends in.A "shed," dormer on the other hand is usually had on homes with a roof pitch of at least 8 in 12 or steeper. This type of dormer needs a roof pitch shallower than that of the original. A general rule of thumb is to keep a shed dormer at least 4 in 12. (A shallower or steeper pitch will make the dormer look out of place).
If a large roof is twice the area of a small roof and they are otherwise the same, the heat loss will be approximately double. If the large roof is twice as insulated as the small roof the heat loss will be similar.
Patch your roof. If you can afford it put a new roof on the house. This may not be affordable so you can try to patch it. You should use the same roofing material that is on your roof.
the one that has the same amount of letters as roof top
Same thing as you use on any roof for example shingles or metal
Unless you have a flat roof, no; the surface area of the roof will be larger than the ground area of the building.
Neither should have an advantage if insulated correctly and with the same amount of insulation. Eaves are more difficult to insulate as an air cavity just below the roof deck is needed for proper ventilation. Gable walls won't require this. The most important part would be to get a raised heel on the trusses as to give enough space for the proper r value and ventilation.