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| A camber roof. A roof with convex curve from eave end *nokisaki Œ¬æ, to ridge pole *munagi “–Ø. The bargeboards on these roofs also have convex curves and are called mukurihafu ‹N”j•—, or kirizuma mukurihafu ØÈ‹N”j•—. A roof with camber *mukuri ‹N, better facilitates the run-off of heavy rains. A camber beam mukuribari ‹N—À, extended transversely to support the upper structural members of the roof truss, counteracts the roof's tendency to sag, which a straight beam could not handle easily. | ||||||
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