THATCHING: THETRADITIONAL BRITISH C

THATCHING: THETRADITIONAL BRITISH CRAFT

Loosely speaking, thatching is the use of straw or grasses as a building material. Using thatch for roofing goes back as far as the Bronze Age in Britain. At Shearplace Hall in Dorset there are remains of a round hut that shows signs of thatching. Thatched cottages and farm buildings were the norm in rural Britain for a millennium or more. Why the attraction to thatch? First of all, the building practices of bygone Britain ran to lightweight, irregular materials, such as wattle and daub walls. These walls were simply not made to take much weight, and thatch was by far the lightest weight material available. The study of materials used in thatch buildings can get pretty obscure, but basically, peo- ple used whatever was available locally. The materials used varied from region to region according to what was available in the area. For example, in areas such as the south of England where wheat was grown, wheat straw used. The wheat had to be threshed and the removed and then it was trimmed, combed and cut before it was used for the roof. A straw roof would last for about twenty years. In other areas, such as East Anglia and Norfolk, sturdy reeds were used. Reeds took less preparation and these roofs lasted for a lot longer about sixty thatching became a specialised trade performed by skilled craftsmen who developed a variety of individual styles. Many craftsmen would finish off the roof with an ornament such as a bird or a 'dolly' made from straw. Thatched houses were at their most popular in the late 18 century and were the subject f many famous paintings at that time. However, craft started to decline when Britain en Modern building techniques and the growing railway network made other materials more available. Nevertheless, owners today recognise the value of keeping their cottages thatched. Modern thatch is fire retardant and wire netting can be used to pro ct it from birds and rodents. So, a thatched roof is much more than just a roof it is a tradi tional, picturesque and eco-friendly way to cover your (367 words)

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КРОВЕЛЬНАЯ: THETRADITIONAL БРИТАНСКИЙ КОРАБЛЬ Loosely speaking, thatching is the use of straw or grasses as a building material. Using thatch for roofing goes back as far as the Bronze Age in Britain. At Shearplace Hall in Dorset there are remains of a round hut that shows signs of thatching. Thatched cottages and farm buildings were the norm in rural Britain for a millennium or more. Why the attraction to thatch? First of all, the building practices of bygone Britain ran to lightweight, irregular materials, such as wattle and daub walls. These walls were simply not made to take much weight, and thatch was by far the lightest weight material available. The study of materials used in thatch buildings can get pretty obscure, but basically, peo- ple used whatever was available locally. The materials used varied from region to region according to what was available in the area. For example, in areas such as the south of England where wheat was grown, wheat straw used. The wheat had to be threshed and the removed and then it was trimmed, combed and cut before it was used for the roof. A straw roof would last for about twenty years. In other areas, such as East Anglia and Norfolk, sturdy reeds were used. Reeds took less preparation and these roofs lasted for a lot longer about sixty thatching became a specialised trade performed by skilled craftsmen who developed a variety of individual styles. Many craftsmen would finish off the roof with an ornament such as a bird or a 'dolly' made from straw. Thatched houses were at their most popular in the late 18 century and were the subject f many famous paintings at that time. However, craft started to decline when Britain en Modern building techniques and the growing railway network made other materials more available. Nevertheless, owners today recognise the value of keeping their cottages thatched. Modern thatch is fire retardant and wire netting can be used to pro ct it from birds and rodents. So, a thatched roof is much more than just a roof it is a tradi tional, picturesque and eco-friendly way to cover your (367 words)

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Thatching: THETRADITIONAL BRITISH CRAFT Грубо говоря, Thatching является использование соломы или травы в качестве строительного материала. Используя солому для кровли восходит, насколько бронзового века в Великобритании. В Shearplace Hall в графстве Дорсет есть остатки круглой хижине , которая показывает признаки Thatching. Соломенные коттеджи и хозяйственные постройки были нормой в сельской местности Великобритании в течение тысячелетия или более. Почему влечение к соломенная? Прежде всего, строительные практики ушедшей Британии подбежала к легких, нерегулярные материалов, таких как глинобитными стенами. Эти стены были просто не сделали , чтобы взять большой вес, и соломенная был самым легким весом имеющийся материал. Изучение материалов , используемых в соломенных зданий могут получить довольно неясными, но в основном, лю- дей использовали все , что было доступно в местном масштабе. Используемые материалы варьировались от региона к региону в зависимости от того, что было доступно в этой области. Например, в таких областях, как на юге Англии , где выращивали пшеницу, используется солома пшеницы. Пшеница должна была быть обмолачивают и удалены , а затем она была урезана, причесаны и разрезают до того , как был использован для крыши. Соломинка крыша будет продолжаться в течение около двадцати лет. В других областях, таких как Ист Англии и Норфолк, были использованы прочные камыши. Тростник взял меньше подготовки и эти крыши длились гораздо дольше , около шестидесяти соломы стала специализированным торговли осуществляется квалифицированными мастерами , которые разработали множество индивидуальных стилей. Многие ремесленники бы закончить крышу с орнаментом , такие как птица или "тележкой" сделанной из соломы. Соломенные дома были особенно популярны в конце 18 века и были предметом многих е известных картин в то время. Тем не менее, корабль начал снижаться , когда Британия ан современных строительных технологий и растущей сети железных дорог сделали другие материалы более доступными. Тем не менее, владельцы сегодня признают ценность держать их дома соломой. Современная соломенная огнезамедлитен и плетение может быть использован для про кар него от птиц и грызунов. Таким образом, соломенная крыша гораздо больше , чем просто крыша это традицион ной, живописный и экологически чистый способ , чтобы покрыть ваши (367 слов)