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Modern innovations in thatching are changing how traditional roofs are built, maintained, and protected. While thatching remains a skilled craft rooted in heritage, new technologies
Buying a thatched property is exciting. It is also a little different from buying a house with tile, slate, or another mainstream roof covering. At
We hear the same concerns all the time. Thatched roofs are a fire risk. They leak. They are full of pests. They do not last.
Restoring historic thatch cottages is never just a roofing job for us. It is a conservation job, a craft job, and very often a problem-solving
A well-thatched roof is instantly recognisable. Its smooth surface, generous coat thickness and crisp lines give traditional cottages their distinctive appearance. However, one of the
Introduction: A Day in a Thatch Covered World Its early morning, the sun’s just starting to break through the mist that hangs low over the
A thatched roof may add a touch of history and charm to your home, but it demands year-round care to keep it in top shape
Thatched cottages are synonymous with rural British charm, picture-postcard homes with golden straw roofs. However, if you’re lucky enough to own (or plan to buy)
Thatched roofs aren’t just charming old-fashioned relics; they’re also a surprisingly eco-friendly and practical choice for the modern homeowner. With an estimated 60,000 thatched homes
Solar panels are becoming increasingly popular as a source of renewable energy. They can be installed on a wide range of surfaces, including roofs. However,
Thatched roofs are a beautiful and traditional roofing option for many homes, but they are also at risk of fire damage. In fact, thatched roofs
Thatched roofs are a traditional roofing material made up of natural materials such as straw, reeds, and other plant-based materials. While they can add an