Roof, as the name suggests, refers to the roof designed for personnel activities. This type of roof usually has a high load-bearing capacity and can withstand the walking of personnel, gatherings and even activities. The roof design pays more attention to non-slip, waterproof and thermal insulation properties to ensure safe and comfortable use. In addition, the roof may also be equipped with greening, leisure facilities, etc., to enhance the living experience. In commercial buildings, the roof is often used as an open-air restaurant, viewing platform or event space to increase the functionality and attractiveness of the building.

The open roof is mainly used to protect the building structure from wind and rain, and its design focuses on water resistance, heat insulation and durability. The roof is usually not considered the needs of personnel activities, so the load-bearing capacity is low, and it is not suitable for personnel to walk. This type of roofing is more inclined to light and weather-resistant materials, such as metal plates, asphalt shingles and so on. The maintenance of open roofing is relatively simple, mainly focusing on the integrity of the waterproof layer and regular inspection.

The following are several key aspects of the comparison between occupied roofing and non-occupied roofing:

Features Roof not roof

High load-bearing capacity, suitable for low personnel activity, not suitable for personnel walking

Design focus on non-slip, waterproof, heat insulation waterproof, heat insulation, durability

A wide selection of materials, focusing on comfort lightweight, weather-resistant materials

Maintenance difficulty is high, regular inspection and maintenance is low, mainly focusing on the waterproof layer

When choosing the type of roof, it is necessary to take into account the specific use, budget and maintenance capacity of the building. Although the initial investment is high, it can provide users with more functions and experience; The roof is mainly economical and practical, and is suitable for buildings with low requirements for roof function.

Whether the roof is occupied or not, its design and construction should follow the relevant building codes and standards to ensure the safety and durability of the building. In practical applications, the selection of roofing also needs to consider the local climate conditions, architectural style and the individual needs of users, in order to achieve the best building effect and use experience.