What is another word for saddleback roofs?
Pronunciation: [sˈadə͡lbˌak ɹˈuːfs] (IPA) 
Saddleback roofs are a popular type of roof in which two sloping sides meet in the middle, creating a distinct peak or ridge. This style of roof, also known as a gable roof, is so named because the shape resembles a saddle. There are several synonyms for a saddleback roof, including peaked roof, pitch roof, A-frame roof, and inverted V roof. Each of these terms refers to a similar style of roof, with two sides sloping up from the center. Whether you call it a saddleback roof or one of its many synonyms, this timeless style of roofing provides a classic and elegant look to any home or building.
