Key:roof:shape

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Description
Roof shape type. Edit this description in the wiki page. Edit this description in the data item.
Group: Buildings
Used on these elements
may be used on nodesshould not be used on waysmay be used on areas (and multipolygon relations)should not be used on relations (except multipolygon relations)
Documented values: 21
Requires
Useful combination
Status: de facto

The key roof:shape=* is used to describe the shape of a building's roof, or the shape of the roof of a building part.

Tagging

These tags require an area feature tagged with building=* or building:part=*.

See Simple 3D buildings for more tags used to describe the shape and appearance of buildings.

Common values are shown below, with example diagrams:

Roof shape

You can characterize the roof shape of a building using a catalogue of well-known roof types.

Image Roof Gabled.png Roof Flat.png Roof Hipped.png Roof Pyramidal.png Roof Skillion.png Roof Half Hipped.png Roof Hip and Gable.png Roof Butterfly.png
roof:shape gabled flat hipped pyramidal skillion half-hipped hipped-and-gabled butterfly
Image Roof Round.png Roof Gambrel.png Roof Mansard.png Roof Dome.png Roof Onion.png Roof Sawtooth.png
roof:shape round gambrel mansard dome onion sawtooth
Image Roof Cone.png Roof Crosspitched.png Roof Side Hipped.png Roof Side Half Hipped.png Roof Gabled Height Moved.png
roof:shape cone crosspitched side_hipped side_half-hipped gabled_height_moved
Other common values
Value Comment
many Marks that building has multiple different roof shapes at once. Such building may have building:part=* carrying own roof:shape values. History described in detail in roof:shape=many

Other roof tags

Key Comment
roof:orientation=along/across For roofs with a ridge the ridge is assumed to be parallel to the longest side of the building (roof:orientation=along). But it can be tagged explicitly with this tag.
roof:height=* The height of the building (i.e. the height of the façade) is calculated as the building's total height=* minus roof:height=*.
roof:angle=* Alternatively to roof:height=*, roof height can be indicated implicitly by providing the inclination of the sides (in degrees).
roof:levels=* Number of floors within the roof, which are not already counted in building:levels=*.
roof:direction=* Direction from back side of roof to front, i.e. the direction towards which the main face of the roof is looking.
roof:material=* The outermost material of the roof. Useful in conjunction with roof:colour=*.
roof:colour=* The (dominant) colour of the roof. Useful in conjunction with roof:material=*.

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See also

References