Category: Thatched Roofs
Thatched roofs are the epitome of picturesque cottages in the English countryside. People often wonder about many aspects, such as upkeep and replacement, but have you ever found yourself …
Thatched roofs might be seen as quaint cottage features in rural, traditional areas, but they were once a ubiquitous roofing material. Thatched roofs were (and still are) used across …
The thatched roof is one of the most traditional roofing styles to grace the countryside of Britain. A thatched roof is a perfect example of a functional and pleasing …
A thatched roof is a traditional type of roofing material that has been used for centuries. It is typically made from straw, reeds, or grass, and is known for …
Thatch roofs are common in the UK and also worldwide as it is an inexpensive way to cover a house. They have been around for thousands of years, yet …
Thatching has been a time-honoured method of roofing for thousands of years throughout parts of Africa, Asia and Europe. Often, reed roofs are considered the best natural roofing option, …
When caring for your thatched roof, you’ve probably asked yourself, “do thatched roofs attract vermin?” That said, you might already know the answer to this if you’ve lived in …
Whilst there will always be a variety of tools used by thatchers and a variety of names given to their tools between thatchers, there are a common group of …
Thatching spars are an essential part in the construction of thatched roofs. In this article we delves into the materials, techniques, and historical context of thatching spars, highlighting their …
If you’re lucky enough to live in a thatched cottage, being concerned over the vermin present in your home is understandable, so let’s look at the question in more …