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Half-hipped

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A half-hipped roof, also known as a clipped gable or jerkinhead roof, is a type of roof design that combines features of a hipped roof and a gable roof. In a half-hipped roof, the gable end of a hipped roof is truncated or clipped, resulting in a smaller, sloping roof that is supported by a short hip at each end.

The half-hipped roof is a popular design choice for a variety of architectural styles, including traditional and contemporary homes, and is often used to create a more unique and visually interesting roofline. The design of the half-hipped roof provides several benefits, including increased stability and wind resistance, and improved water shedding capabilities.

Because the hip ends of the half-hipped roof extend beyond the gable ends, the roof is more stable in high winds and is less likely to suffer wind damage or uplift. The shorter slope of the clipped gable also helps to shed water more effectively than a standard gable roof, reducing the risk of water infiltration and damage.

The half-hipped roof can be constructed using a variety of roofing materials, including shingles, tiles, and metal panels. The design and pitch of the roof can be customized to suit the specific needs of the building and its location, and can be used to create a range of different architectural styles and appearances.

Overall, the half-hipped roof is a versatile and practical roof design that provides a unique and attractive appearance while also offering a range of functional benefits.

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