Pyramid roof

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Pyramid roof
Pyramid roof on St. Mark's Tower in Venice

A pyramid roof is a roof shape that is represented by four identical roof surfaces inclined towards each other over a square building cross-section (building with four sides on the same side), which converge in a point, often closed with a tower ball or weather vane . Examples of this are tower roofs.

The pyramid roof is a special case of the tent roof .

literature

  • Eduard Schmitt, Theodor Landsberg: Roofs, roof shapes and roof truss constructions. Arnold Bergstrasse publisher, Stuttgart 1897.

Web links

Commons : Pyramid Roofs  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Schiftung section to a wooden pyramid roof (PDF; 260 kB)