1. Application to canal tile roofs
The Guide to Roofing in Mountain Climates does not include this material for this climate zone. Nevertheless, it can be used in cold climates, but requires thermal insulation. The corresponding provisions can be found either in the :
masonry structural work (supporting floors with insulating hourdis) ;
roofing (using terracotta shingles or herringbone panels).
In certain regions subject to the effects of powdery snow, the watertightness resulting from snowmelt can be treated either by :
a reinforced concrete floor, generally watertight...
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Application to canal tile roofs
Bibliography
- (1) - Guide des couvertures en climat de montagne. - Édition Cahiers du CSTB, livraison 292, Cahier 2267-2, sept. 1988.
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- DTU 40.22. Building work – Roofing with clay channel tiles – Part 1: Technical specifications – Part 2: special clauses (commercial reference to parts 1 and 2 of DTU 40.22) - NF P31-201 - 05-97
- DTU 40.21 – Building work – Interlocking or gliding clay tile roofs with raised edges – Part 1: Technical specifications – Part 2: special clauses (commercial reference for parts 1 and 2 of DTU 40.21), cancelled October 18, 2013 -...
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