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There are several types of roofs that can be used for a wooden garden shed, and the best one for your shed will depend on your personal preferences, climate, and budget. Here are some of the most common types of roofs used for garden sheds:

1. Gable roof: A gable roof is a simple triangular roof with two sloping sides that meet at a ridge in the middle. This is a popular choice for garden sheds because it is relatively easy to build and provides ample headroom inside the shed.

2. Hip roof: A hip roof has four sloping sides that meet at a ridge, creating a pyramid-like shape. This type of roof is more complex to build than a gable roof but can provide better stability in areas with high winds or heavy snow loads.

3. Gambrel roof: A gambrel roof has two sides, each with two slopes, creating a barn-like shape. This type of roof provides extra headroom and storage space inside the shed.

4. Flat roof: A flat roof is a simple, horizontal roof that is easy to build and provides a modern, minimalist look. However, flat roofs can be prone to leaks and may not be suitable for areas with heavy rain or snow.

5. Skillion roof: A skillion roof is a sloping roof that is attached to a higher wall on one side and a lower wall on the other, creating a single slope. This type of roof is ideal for sheds that are placed against a wall or fence.

Ultimately, the best type of roof for your wooden garden shed will depend on your specific needs and preferences. You should consider factors such as climate, building codes, and aesthetics when choosing a roof for your shed. Additionally, it's important to make sure that the roof is properly constructed and installed to ensure its longevity and durability.

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Warrenpoint, Kilkeel, Rostrevor, Jonesborough, Bessbrook, Camlough, Silverbridge, Dromore, Meigh, Kileavey, Cullyhanna, Beleeks, Ardglass.