In days gone by it would always be a pitched roof for longevity, but as I understand it (although I have no first-hand experience) flat roof material has improve substantially in recent times.
My rear extension will have a roof 5x5m by 3.9m. My designer (long time ago and now long gone) designed it with a 17.5 degree pitched roof, but I can't help but think that a flat roof with a flat roof skylight in it might be a better option if the quality of lifespan of a flatty is now comparable - and easier for me to fit (as I'm DIY).
I'd welcome people's views on what they'd do if it was their property? Thanks
My rear extension will have a roof 5x5m by 3.9m. My designer (long time ago and now long gone) designed it with a 17.5 degree pitched roof, but I can't help but think that a flat roof with a flat roof skylight in it might be a better option if the quality of lifespan of a flatty is now comparable - and easier for me to fit (as I'm DIY).
I'd welcome people's views on what they'd do if it was their property? Thanks