Roof type
Modern prefabricated houses with a mono-pitch roof
The mono-pitch roof (Pultdach) consists of a single sloped surface and combines a modern look with practical advantages for daylight and solar use. Here you will find designs with this striking roof shape.
The mono-pitch roof has only one sloped roof surface and one high and one low building edge. This asymmetrical shape gives the house a modern, dynamic silhouette and creates a tall wall on the upper floor for large window areas. This lets a lot of daylight into the house, while the sloped surface is ideal for a south-facing photovoltaic system.
In our selection, mono-pitch roof houses from various manufacturers in timber and solid construction are available, from the compact single's house to the family-friendly floor plan. Whether as a turnkey house or as a shell house with your own labour - the mono-pitch roof suits many modern designs. All prices are the manufacturers' non-binding starting prices; the catalogue is being continuously supplemented.
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The benefits of the single-sided sloped roof surface
Because the mono-pitch roof consists of only one sloped surface, a generous wall area forms on the high side. This can be opened with floor-to-ceiling windows or a glass front, making the upper floor especially bright and open. The mono-pitch roof thus combines modern aesthetics with noticeable living comfort on the upper floor.
The slope of the surface also pays off in energy generation: a south-facing mono-pitch roof surface offers an ideal basis for photovoltaics and solar thermal energy. Unlike a flat roof, the modules do not need to be mounted on stands - the roof pitch itself provides a good sun angle and easy self-cleaning through rain.
Which houses the mono-pitch roof suits
The mono-pitch roof suits modern, clearly structured building bodies excellently and is used both on compact town houses and on spacious family homes. On smaller designs the single-sided slope emphasises the slim shape; on two-storey houses it creates a striking facade towards the main view.
As a combination of two mono-pitch roofs offset against each other, the shape is popular too - the staggered mono-pitch roof gains additional space and an interesting silhouette. Before planning, check the development plan of your plot, as some areas set requirements for roof shape and pitch.
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