Problems Relating to Assessment, Repair and Restoration of Wooden Roof Structures in Historic Buildings, as Exemplified by Two Case Studies in Southern Poland

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The paper deals with problems relating to the assessment, repair and restoration of wooden roof structures in historic buildings. The roofs in two historic buildings located in southern Poland are the subject of this study. Their long use, the lack of proper maintenance, the merely local repairs and replacement of individual elements necessitated urgent repair and restoration measures. Some of the damage had gone unnoticed during routine surveys. All the factors which contributed to the degradation of the roof structures and created a hazard of their collapse are examined. The results of static analyses and calculations of the damaged structures are presented and the ways of strengthening and restoring them are described.

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