Loft Feng Shui: What is the difference between a pitched roof and a loft?

In recent years, loft decoration has become very popular. Some young people also like to decorate small lofts to improve the feng shui of the attic, improve the feng shui of the home and the fortune of the family. However, some people often use the loft decoration to improve the feng shui of the attic. Roof and attic confused.

So what is the difference between a pitched roof and an attic? Let’s take a look with me!

Definition of pitched roof:

Roofs with drainage slopes generally greater than 10% are called pitched roofs or pitched roofs. Slope roofs are widely used in construction, mainly including single-slope, double-slope, four-slope and bent-back types. The double-slope type and the four-slope type are mostly used. The roof structure must be strong and durable, waterproof, fireproof, thermal insulation, corrosion-resistant, light-weight, simple in structure, and easy to construct. Issues such as thermal insulation, insulation, ventilation, overhanging eaves, and drainage need to be considered.

Loft definition:

A space built on the first floor of a top-floor resident going up from the stairs inside the top-floor residence. Structurally, it is enclosed by a sloping roof and the top floor of the top-floor residence. form. Generally, because the influence of the sloped roof is that it is high in some places and low in others, which affects the use, it is called a loft. A separate title certificate cannot be issued for a loft.

The difference between a sloping roof and an attic:

The roof of your building is a sloping roof, which is generally higher than the height of a single floor. You can build another floor indoors. After the construction is completed, The area enclosed by the top floor and pitched roof is the attic. In other words, the sloping roof is part of the attic. If some families do not build a floor indoors, then they only have a sloping roof and no attic is formed.