- Look up
gambrel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
gambrel or
gambrel roof is a
usually symmetrical two-sided roof with two
slopes on each side. The...
- hook is able to swivel,
allowing the carc**** to be
turned more easily. A
gambrel hook or
stick is a
frame (shaped like a horse's hind leg) with
hooks for...
- or
mansard roof (also
called French roof or curb roof) is a multi-sided
gambrel-style hip roof
characterised by two
slopes on each of its sides, with the...
-
Colonial is a
style of
domestic architecture,
primarily characterized by
gambrel roofs having curved eaves along the
length of the house.
Modern versions...
-
ground unless the
pitch on one side is altered.
Bonnet roof: A
reversed gambrel or
Mansard roof with the
lower portion at a
lower pitch than the upper...
- C****ina
Gambrel Was
Missing is a 1999
novel by
William Watkins. Set
against turbulent events in Memphis,
Tennessee in the late 1970s, the
novel concerns...
- conversion, Velux, or Roof
window conversion. The
least po****r
choices are
Gambrel conversions and
Hipped Roof conversion. Roof
windows are
often an attractive...
- attached. The Waterman–Winsor Farm
House contains a main part and a rear
gambrel ell,
which may have been
moved to the site from elsewhere. The earliest...
-
James Conaway (1993),
Plague of
Dreamers by
Steve Stern (1997); C****ina
Gambrel Was
Missing by
William Watkins (1999); The
Guardian by
Beecher Smith (1999)...
- M****achusetts. It is a 2+1⁄2-story timber-frame house, five bays wide, with a
gambrel roof, wood
shingle siding, and a
brick foundation. A rear
leanto section...
