Artificial thatched roof and tile roof: innovative roof
Artificial thatched roof and tile roof: innovative roof
As an innovative roof, artificial thatch roof and tile roof have many characteristics in terms of materials, installation, maintenance, etc. The following is a detailed introduction to them:
First, artificial thatched roof
1. Material characteristics: Usually made of polymer, glass fiber and other materials, with good weather resistance, can resist the erosion of natural factors such as ultraviolet light, wind and rain for a long time, not easy to fade, deformation. At the same time, its material is light and easy to handle and install.
2. Appearance effect: highly simulated natural thatch, natural color, can create a strong pastoral style or retro atmosphere, add unique visual charm to the building, suitable for various styles of buildings, such as holiday villas, theme park buildings, etc.
3. Installation and maintenance: installation is relatively simple, can be fixed on the roof base by napping, pasting, etc., greatly shorten the construction period. And the daily maintenance is simple, only need to regularly clean the surface dust debris, no special maintenance.
4. Safety performance: Good fire performance, not easy to burn, reduce the risk of fire. In addition, its material is stable, not perishable, breeding mosquitoes, health and safety.
Two, tile roof
1. Material characteristics: Traditional tiles are mostly made of clay, cement, clay and other materials, while new tiles are made of more advanced materials such as resin and metal composite. While ensuring the basic function of the tile, these materials also have some special properties, such as resin tiles with light weight and high strength, and metal composite tiles with better durability and corrosion resistance.
2. Appearance effect: The appearance of tile roof is rich and diverse, with traditional Chinese and European styles, as well as modern simple style. Different materials and colors of tiles can be combined to create a variety of unique roof shapes to meet the needs of different architectural styles.
3. Installation and maintenance: installation requires a certain amount of professional technology and experience, the construction process is relatively complex, to ensure that the tile is firmly laid and sealed. In terms of maintenance, it is necessary to regularly check whether the tiles are loose, damaged, etc., and replace the damaged tiles in time to ensure the waterproof performance of the roof.
4. Energy saving and environmental protection: Some new tiles have good thermal insulation and sound insulation performance, such as metal tiles with thermal insulation coating or resin tiles with hollow structure, which can effectively reduce indoor temperature fluctuations and reduce energy consumption. At the same time, some tile materials can be recycled, in line with environmental requirements.
Third, what are the application scenarios of artificial thatch roof and tile roof?
Artificial thatch roof and tile roof due to their different characteristics, their application scenarios are also different, the following is their specific introduction:
1. Artificial thatched roof
(1) Tourist resort area
Resort and hotel: It can create a unique experience for tourists to return to nature and relax, complement the surrounding natural landscape, and create a tropical style, pastoral scenery or retro charm of the accommodation environment, such as some resort hotels in Bali.
In some scenic spots with natural landscapes or historical and cultural themes, artificial thatched roofs can be used to create characteristic landscape buildings, such as viewing pavilions, tourist service centers, etc., so that they can be integrated with the scenic environment.
(2) Leisure and entertainment places
Theme parks: Buildings that can be used to construct various themed areas, such as African tribal areas, pirate houseboats, etc., enhance the immersive experience of visitors.
Outdoor recreation areas: such as barbecue areas in the park, camping areas, etc., artificial thatched roofs can provide shade and shelter from the sun and rain, while creating a natural and pleasant atmosphere.
(3) Cultural exhibition places
Folk culture village: It is used to build buildings displaying different ethnic cultures, such as traditional houses of ethnic minorities, etc., to intuitively show local folk customs and architectural characteristics.
Museums and exhibition halls: In some museums and exhibition halls that display natural ecology or ancient civilization, artificial thatch roofs can be used to create a specific historical and cultural atmosphere and enhance the immersion of the exhibition.
2. Tiled roof
(1) Residential buildings
Traditional residence: such as Chinese courtyard, Hui style architecture, European classical villa, etc., tiled roof is an important embodiment of its traditional style, which can show a strong cultural heritage and regional characteristics.
Modern houses: Some modern houses will also use tile roofs, through the selection of different colors, shapes and materials of tiles, integrated with the overall design of the building, to create a simple and generous or unique personality of the appearance.
(2) Public buildings
School: The tiled roof of the school building creates a quiet and comfortable learning environment for students, while its relatively stable appearance is in line with the cultural atmosphere of the school.
Library: The tiled roof adds a sense of culture and history to the library's function.
Government office buildings: The use of tiled roofs can reflect a solemn and calm temperament, showing the authority and credibility of government agencies.
(3) Commercial buildings
Commercial streets and shops: Tile roofs can be used to create commercial blocks or shops with characteristics to attract customers' attention, such as commercial streets in some ancient towns, through a unified tile roof design, to create an antique business atmosphere.
Dining and leisure places: some restaurants, cafes, teahouses, etc., use tiled roofs, which can provide customers with a unique dining or leisure environment and increase the attraction of the place.
(4) Leisure and entertainment venues
Theme parks: Buildings that can be used to construct various themed areas, such as African tribal areas, pirate houseboats, etc., enhance the immersive experience of visitors.
Outdoor recreation areas: such as barbecue areas in the park, camping areas, etc., artificial thatched roofs can provide shade and shelter from the sun and rain, while creating a natural and pleasant atmosphere.
(5) Cultural exhibition places
Folk culture village: It is used to build buildings displaying different ethnic cultures, such as traditional houses of ethnic minorities, etc., to intuitively show local folk customs and architectural characteristics.
Museums and exhibition halls: In some museums and exhibition halls that display natural ecology or ancient civilization, artificial thatch roofs can be used to create a specific historical and cultural atmosphere and enhance the immersion of the exhibition.
