CURVED ROOF

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Creating the curved surface ...can do with the help of  coconut tree planks.
of thickness least of 1"  and possible width.
 


                    laying the planks over the templates of size 3.5"x 2" laid at a distance of  2 feet
                    in manner of constructed brick structure .

                           







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