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Europe
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In traditional European construction, rafters are commonly used to support building roofs.
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United States
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In the United States, rafters are commonly used in traditional house construction to support the roof.
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Indonesia
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Rafters are a common decorative element in Indonesian culture and less commonly used in traditional tropical housing.
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North America
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Rafters are a common wooden support for traditional roofs in North American construction.
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Tropical countries
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Rafter construction is less common in traditional tropical housing, where open designs and thatched roofs are prevalent.
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Africa
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In traditional African construction, rafters may be less common for roof support.
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China
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In China, rafters are commonly used in traditional architecture like temples and shrines, and are usually intricately adorned.
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India
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In India, rafters are often used decoratively and painted with intricate designs.
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Indigenous communities
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Indigenous communities traditionally use rafters in building traditional houses and structures.
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Japan
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In Japanese culture, rafters are commonly used in traditional architecture, including temples and shrines, and are often intricately adorned.
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Pacific Islands
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Rafter is traditionally used in the construction of traditional houses and structures in Pacific Islands culture.
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, rafters are commonly used in traditional house construction to support the roof.
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