Judging by the first picture, the roof installed was cedar. :) Good choice of roof LJ, as cedar roofs are naturally resistant to the sun and rain; which is probably one of the major reasons why a lot of people buy them.
Hmm, what’s the progress on the roof? Also, may I know the color of the tile you used? If you’re going for a classic look, then gray or blue colored shingles are good options. Personally, I prefer oak shingles, as they fit in several color schemes and house designs.
Can we come and stay yet?
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Lol - the Perks
A wants to camp there this weekend! Cold mains tap and (builders) portaloo - glamping? I think not!! You are welcome to join us....
DeleteJudging by the first picture, the roof installed was cedar. :) Good choice of roof LJ, as cedar roofs are naturally resistant to the sun and rain; which is probably one of the major reasons why a lot of people buy them.
ReplyDeleteHmm, what’s the progress on the roof? Also, may I know the color of the tile you used? If you’re going for a classic look, then gray or blue colored shingles are good options. Personally, I prefer oak shingles, as they fit in several color schemes and house designs.
ReplyDeleteHi, Tiles used were Traditional Blend from Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd (www.heritage tiles.co.uk )
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