What is a Roof?
A roof is the uppermost covering of a building or structure that provides protection from weather elements such as rain, snow, sunlight, wind, and extreme temperatures. The primary purpose of a roof is to shield the interior of a building and its occupants from external environmental conditions. Roofs come in various designs and materials, including shingles, tiles, metal, concrete, and thatch, depending on factors such as climate, architectural style, and budget constraints. Additionally, roofs may have features like gutters and drainage systems to manage rainwater runoff. The design and construction of a roof are essential considerations in the overall architecture and functionality of a building.
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