4. Roof: Predominant materials
[] 1 Made of: concrete sheets, bovedilla (type of vault), with or without tiles
Zinc, fibro-cement, aluminum, asphalt cardboard, tiles:
[] 2 With a flat roof
[] 3 Without a flat roof
[] 4 Straw
[] 5 Tin or waste material
[] 6 Other
Title IV. Roofs: Predominant materials
128. Make note of the following explanations:
a) A bovedilla is understood to be a terrace roof of bricks built above struts of wood or steel, above which exists a finishing of tiles or, in other cases, of asphalt. It may or may not have tile.
b) Cardboard asphalt (carton asfáltico) is a grooved black sheet that becomes brownish-grey in weather. It is soaked with asphalt. In some cases, it can be painted.
c) When the roof is made from tiles (not when the tiles are over a roof made from materials), they are found over struts of wood which are affixed with wires or nails,