Frequently asked questions about our Thatched Roofs
The lifespan of a thatched roof can vary depending on the materials used, climate, and maintenance. With proper care, a thatched roof can last anywhere from 20 to 50 years or more.
While natural thatch is flammable, modern treatments and construction techniques can significantly reduce fire risk. Many regions have building codes that regulate the use of thatched roofs to ensure safety.
Thatched roofs complement a wide range of architectural styles, from traditional cottages to modern homes. They are particularly popular in rural and coastal areas.
Thatched roofs can be adapted to various climates, but they are particularly well-suited for regions with moderate to mild weather.







