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All materials that have been used for roofing in Denmark, from the Stone Age to today, can be sourced without major difficulties. Perhaps the most remarkable aspect is that some of the oldest roof types, like thatch/reeds and wooden shingles, are still in use.

This is, of course, driven by a desire to preserve some of the traditional building culture. In certain areas, it's done because specific requirements for particular roofing materials have been formulated with the landscape in mind. But broadly speaking, it's possible because there's extensive experience with these materials, and it's known that even thatched roofs can last a very long time.

Tiles have changed their appearance, becoming less interesting and more uniform due to industrial production. However, there are still brickworks here in Denmark that produce what they call hand-moulded "wing tiles," which appear very beautiful and vibrant.

Under normal circumstances, there isn't much to maintain on masonry. However, various types of damage can occur and should be repaired before they worsen. Cracks can spread further up the masonry from settlements in the foundation, or cracks can appear around wall openings, often above doors and windows.

If the cracks are old and not worsening, and if they haven't caused the mortar joints to lose material, they aren't strictly necessary to repair. However, cracks that remain active must be stopped. If they originate from the foundation, the cause of the movement must be found, and experts must handle that.

You can, however, relatively easily check if a crack is still active. This is done by mixing a little plaster powder into a thick paste and applying it across the crack—preferably in several places. If the crack is active, the plaster will also crack within some time.