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Thatcher
/ˈθætʃər/noun
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A person skilled in the art of thatching, which involves covering roofs with natural materials like straw, reeds, or heather to create a waterproof and insulating layer. This traditional craft not only preserves historical architecture but has seen a modern revival in sustainable building practices, blending ancient techniques with eco-friendly innovations.
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Thatching is one of the most fire-resistant roofing styles when properly maintained, with some thatched roofs in England lasting over 100 years without major issues, thanks to their thick layers that can even help regulate indoor temperatures better than modern tiles in certain climates.
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