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A gambrel shed (also referred to as a barn shed) has a symmetrical two-sided roof with two slopes on each side. The upper slope is positioned at a shallow angle, while the lower slope is steep.
The named gambrel is derived from the back portion of a horse leg or ankle of a horse. The roof is commonly seen in houses and large farm buildings. These roofs are easy to frame and have an excellent drainage capability.
Benefits of a Gambrel Shed
The roofs can be easily constructed and allow more space for an upper floor. The roof is simple to frame out. The conventional Gambrel roof uses two roof beams, but employs simple gusset joints.
Cost - These roofs are not only easy to build. However, they are time and cost saving too.
Style - The roof has two curved lines that present an uncomplicated and stylish look. The unwavering style looks satisfying and fashionable.
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