https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Collaboration-with-other/Flat-roof-composites-with-a-in-built-1-75-fall-slope/m-p/342047#M40374 <P>Hi All,</P><P>For my projects it is necessary for flat roof build ups to have a sloped element above the timber roof deck to ferry the surface water to a trough gutter. Currently I create this by having two roof composites that together make the full flat roof build-up, the first being a totally flat timber deck with OSB and plasterboard the otherside, the second being the 1 degree sloped firring, insulation and EPDM finish.</P><P>I wondered if there was a way to create a roof composite to incorporate part of the element being on a sloped angle such that this could be one composite?</P><P>This would be useful to me because this would make flat roof skylights look cleaner as I will not need to create a second opening.</P> Wed, 22 Jun 2022 14:55:52 GMT hakiyu 2022-06-22T14:55:52Z https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Collaboration-with-other/Flat-roof-composites-with-a-in-built-1-75-fall-slope/m-p/342047#M40374 <P>Hi All,</P><P>For my projects it is necessary for flat roof build ups to have a sloped element above the timber roof deck to ferry the surface water to a trough gutter. Currently I create this by having two roof composites that together make the full flat roof build-up, the first being a totally flat timber deck with OSB and plasterboard the otherside, the second being the 1 degree sloped firring, insulation and EPDM finish.</P><P>I wondered if there was a way to create a roof composite to incorporate part of the element being on a sloped angle such that this could be one composite?</P><P>This would be useful to me because this would make flat roof skylights look cleaner as I will not need to create a second opening.</P> Wed, 22 Jun 2022 14:55:52 GMT https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Collaboration-with-other/Flat-roof-composites-with-a-in-built-1-75-fall-slope/m-p/342047#M40374 hakiyu 2022-06-22T14:55:52Z