Answer Arizona roof air These are probably evaporative coolers, also called swamp coolers. They cool by evaporation. In dry climates they are very effective. They cost almost nothing to operate. Cool air falls and by being on the roof the unit is exposed to the sun for the longest time. --- Az resident editing this to clarify the answer given. Yes, many homes have "swamp coolers" on the roof and for the reason given. However, many homes built in the 80s and 90s also had the AC unit/heat pump on their roofs. I have two units on my two story homes roof.
Attached homes, commonly called town houses, can be owned by their occupants rather than rented. They are similar in construction to some apartment rental complexes, but town houses are separated from adjoining units by a ground-to-roof wall.
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a roof on the top
concrete blocs homes with ceramic tiles on roof
Yes. The roof is retractable.
The answer depends on the units used for the measurements given in the question.
does the government give grants for roofs on mobile homes
You would have to address that query to Trane. -I see many different air conditioners in mobiles, roof units, window units and outside ground based units, so obviously many AC's are approved.
Many homes that are more than ten years old can be in need of an entire roof replacement. Not all new homes are built to equally stringent standards, so some homes will have roofs that require replacement in a shorter time period than others. But there are certain proven warning signs that a roof needs to be replaced. They include excessive leaking from all areas of a roof, multiple visible holes and large cracks in the roof, and a significantly sloping or drooping roof, among other signs. In all of these cases, only a licensed, professional roofing company should be used to replace the roof. This kind of repair job is much too dangerous for the layman homeowner.
There is no evidence that they used columns in their HOMES. They used them in their temples because they needed to support the roof and did not know how to build arches. (Arches need less columns)
None actually, Homes do not use wind turbines and if they did they would be on the roof rather than inside :-)
Rich Tudor homes were very fancy and boldly decorated with many different expensive items, while poor Tudor homes were often in the country where they would be built with stone and more than likely a thatched roof.