Girder Attic Truss

This 26 span truss with a 4 12 roof pitch is the most economical truss we can build.

Girder attic truss. If the roof slope is steeper than 9 inches in 12 inches of run it doesn t take much width to end up with a nice room 12 feet wide with an 8 foot ceiling. There are many types of roof trusses as wall as many types of roofs more types than there are parts. If we go any larger it will require more webbing inside the truss which will directly affect the cost of the truss. It provides lateral restraints and remains as a permanent lateral restraint.

2 your non divisible prefabricated roof truss is 10 wide. The stabilizer accurately spaces roof truss es on 24 and 16 centers with an accuracy of 1 32. The girder truss is then used to support other trusses and or roof framing members. The roof truss structure and design is integral to roof structural integrity and shape.

The stabilizer installs as fast as the crane can set trusses and clips on to ride up with the truss to the plate line. A gambrel room in attic truss also provides extra living space while giving your roof a barn like appearance. Most importantly the stabilizer saves time and money. This system consists of a girder truss corner girder corner jacks and end jacks.

Its bottom chords join together at the apex creating a pitched or vaulted ceiling. The same is true if we make it steeper. Hip roofs can provide structural strength advantages over gabled roofs in hurricane zones. Attic trusses are modified common trusses that have a large rectangle inside the truss.

When the trusses are all set you end up with a giant room in your home that otherwise would have been wasted space. Common weight hauling capacity of these trailers is 40 000 to 120 000 pounds. Basically a girder truss is usually a larger stronger truss that acts as a beam or girder. Naturally this truss is used in buildings for creating a pitched roof.

Wood is a common construction material for girder systems. The girder truss can be built by joining multiple single support elements. The girder truss on each end of the main roof must support the weight of the hip roof element on each side. Today it s possible to span further and hold larger loads with trusses built using engineered lumber.

Longer spans with engineered lumber. Hip sets are used to construct hip roofs which are roofs that slope from all sides. I have this above my own garage. Steeper roof pitches require longer webs which add to the cost.

Attic trusses have a rectangular shape inside each truss. These are trailers built to transport loads above the 48 000 pound mark. The large girder truss shown. There will be step down trusses from the girder truss to the peak.