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Describe overall building width, length, and wall height. These measurements help us size your trusses correctly and plan for bearing conditions.
Span, pitch, overhang, spacing (typically 24" OC), and heel height. If you have engineered drawings, include those as well.
Snow load zone, special wind ratings, any concentrated loads (HVAC units, solar panels, etc.). Local building codes determine minimum loads.
When you need trusses delivered, project start date, any phasing requirements. Early planning ensures we can meet your schedule.
Each truss type is designed for specific structural and architectural needs.
The most common residential truss. W-shaped web pattern provides excellent load distribution.
Vertical webs in compression, diagonal webs in tension. Good for moderate spans.
Opposite of Howe — diagonal webs in compression. Used in longer spans.
Creates a vaulted ceiling effect. Bottom chord slopes upward toward the center.
Designed with a usable room space within the truss. Great for bonus rooms.
Single slope, like half a triangle. Used for additions, porches, and shed roofs.
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