Cone Roof
It sounds like a shape, but this roof has points to make.
A conical or cone roof is set over a cone-shaped cylindrical structure. The sides of the roof can be
curved or flat. Conical roofs are popular in Queen Anne style homes.
Here is an example of a Queen Anne style home with a striking curved conical roof.
These also have conical roofs, but since the towers below have eight sides, the roofs are flat panel.
A metal conical roof has many panels to give it a round shape.
This conical roof has two tiers and has a weather vane above it.
The second-floor balcony features a shingled conical roof. Shingles are suitable for curved
surfaces.
Working with curved walls requires the use of many tall and narrow windows.
Tudor houses have eight-sided conical roofs.
This conical roof juts out from the gable roof and creates a very interesting frame.
There is a metal cap over this slate cone roof. The slates were too hard for the sharp curves of the
conical peaks.
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