This page contains a selection of some of typical steel roof truss types which the FRAMECAD system produces, if you need more information please contact us
Gable steel roof truss - A gable roof has two pitched planes either side of a building, meeting at a common ridge which form an end vertical face (gable end). | Hip end structural steel truss - A hip roof is a roof type where the roof planes pitch up from each wall and meets at a common ridge. |
Standard structural steel truss - A truss that is used to support roofing battens or purlins, in conventional construction. |
Girder structural steel truss - This truss is designed to support multiple other trusses in a variety of roofing applications. |
Truncated structural steel truss - A standard truss with the top cord cut short and the truss apex removed. | Half truss - A truss that is supporting roof battens or purlins. |
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The FRAMECAD F325iT is a highly versatile member of the FRAMECAD manufacturing system. Designed to offer increased production speed, greater flexibility and increased reliability, the F325iT roll-forming machine is best suited for residential and light commercial projects.
A rapidly high-performing solution for producing framing and trusses in residential and light commercial buildings. The FRAMECAD F450iT has been designed to handle the steel required to construct 1 to 4 storey structures and outputs 75–150 mm profiles.