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Designing Buildings at 13:32, 19 June 2019

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−	* ~~Concept structural design of buildings~~.	+	* A-frame house.
−	* ~~Deflection~~.	+	* Conservatory.
−	* ~~Demolition~~.	+	* Domestic roofs.
−	* ~~Design for deconstruction~~.	+	* Flat roof.
−	* ~~Design life~~.	+	* Gable.
−	* ~~Design quality for buildings~~.	+	* Gambrel roof.
−	* ~~Detailed structural design~~.	+	* House extension.
−	* ~~Dismantling~~.	+	* Mansard roof.
−	* ~~Elements of structure in buildings~~.	+	* Pitched roof.
−	* ~~Fitness for purpose~~.	+	* Rafter.
−	* ~~Structural engineer~~.	+	* Thatch roofing.
−	* ~~Structure definition~~.	+	* Types of roof.

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Designing Buildings at 13:29, 19 June 2019

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−	~~A ‘lean to’ is typically a small, subsidiary structure – such as a shed, greenhouse or~~ conservatory ~~– normally with a single slope roof and which has been built adjacent~~ to ~~a larger building which it serves~~.	+	{\|
		+	\| [[File:Lean-to conservatory.jpg]]
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−	The name derives from the fact that the lean-to rafters lean on to the primary structure or building. This was the case traditionally, when a shed or outhouse ~~would be~~ built adjacent to and possibly after the construction of the main building. However, it is quite possible for a lean to appear to lean but in reality have its own independent structure that is not attached to the main building. ~~Also, a~~ lean-to may be simply a ~~single-slope~~ roof structure with open sides and no walls.	+	A ‘lean to’ is typically a small, subsidiary structure – such as a shed, greenhouse or conservatory – normally with a mono pitch roof and which has been built adjacent to a larger building which it serves.
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		+	The name derives from the fact that the lean-to rafters lean on to the primary structure or building. This was the case traditionally, when a shed or outhouse was built adjacent to and possibly after the construction of the main building. However, it is quite possible for a lean to to appear to 'lean' on another structure, but in reality to have its own independent structure that is not attached to the main building.
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		+	A lean-to may be simply a pitched roof structure with open sides and no walls.

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A ‘lean to’ is typically a small, subsidiary structure – such as a shed, greenhouse or conservatory – normally with a single slope roof and which has been built adjacent to a larger building which it serves.

The name derives from the fact that the lean-to rafters lean on to the primary structure or building. This was the case traditionally, when a shed or outhouse would be built adjacent to and possibly after the construction of the main building. However, it is quite possible for a lean to appear to lean but in reality have its own independent structure that is not attached to the main building. Also, a lean-to may be simply a single-slope roof structure with open sides and no walls.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Concept structural design of buildings.
* Deflection.
* Demolition.
* Design for deconstruction.
* Design life.
* Design quality for buildings.
* Detailed structural design.
* Dismantling.
* Elements of structure in buildings.
* Fitness for purpose.
* Structural engineer.
* Structure definition.

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