Saddle roof tiny house

Advanced Template 99 parts, 99 pieces

A 10 by 6 m tiny house under a saddle roof of straight glulam rafters, with post-free glass corners and a loft under the high corner.

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Designed by an AI assistant

An AI assistant built this frame with the Zaaglijst tools from the brief below. It validates with zero warnings, but nobody has checked it as a structure. See AI assistants to design your own.

The brief

A 10 × 6 m tiny house with high ceilings and big windows. It may be experimental.

What you learn

• See how straight rafters, each with its own length and bevels, make a curved roof.
• Study the crossing edge beams that leave all four corners free of posts.
• Look at the loft beam that cantilevers past two posts.
• Use it as a starting point for a small house with a loft.

Parts

99 parts, grouped by profile. Open the project to see every part.

Profile (mm)	Parts	Pieces	Total length (m)
70 x 220	39	39	111.5
90 x 240	16	16	96.6
140 x 140	28	28	83.4
140 x 240	7	7	42.4
160 x 360	2	2	21.8
160 x 240	2	2	12.8
140 x 220	4	4	9
140 x 280	1	1	4.4

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