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A-Frame House Plans
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Characterstics of A-Frame House Plans:
- Gable roof extending nearly to ground level
- Gable end frequently features a wall of windows
- Floor plans often include a loft
Tucked into a lakeside, sheltered by towering trees, or clinging to mountainous terrain,
A-frame homes are arguably the ubiquitous style for rustic vacation homes.
They come by their moniker naturally; the gable roof extends down the sides of the home, practically to ground level. The A-frame's look is eye-catching, yet extremely practical: The steep roof pitch helps to shed heavy snows.
Finished with a metal roof, as is common in Montana, the snow melts quickly and slides off, taking the load off of the roof. Oh, so practical, but let's face it: The A-frame style endures because of its ties to our past,
and its unflagging promise to keep us safe and cozy after a long day of cross-country skiing or snowshoeing.
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