Truss People

  If you want a beautiful, rustic home, you might want to build with Timber frames and trusses . Timber frames are sturdy, inexpensive and can give your home a rustic, country look. They're also ideal for cottage-style homes. If you don't want the visual weight of a large truss, choose shorter timbers that are longer than their length. They'll still give your home an attractive look, but are not as public as larger ones. Timber frames and trusses are built by bending the wood into a predetermined shape. Each timber in the frame has a mortise in it, which is a groove that receives the adjacent tenon. The tenon is then inserted into the mortise and pinned into place with pegs. In addition to mortise and tenon joints, timber frames can also use braces and chamfering to achieve the desired appearance. If you want a more traditional look, a king-post truss with extra bolsters is a great choice. It adds strength to the truss and frames the fireplace. The beam in between the posts...

  Prefabricated Roof Trusses are prefabricated building components. They are usually manufactured in specialized carpentry plants, using high-quality, well-dried wood. The entire process is computer controlled, and each truss is built to meet the needs of the investor. This allows for quick and convenient installation. They are also less expensive than traditional building materials, and can save a contractor a lot of time. Nevertheless, these prefabricated building elements do have a few drawbacks. They are a good choice for many projects. The most obvious benefit of these roof structures is that they are inexpensive. The structural design of the trusses provides the necessary support for the roof sheathing, underlayment, and shingles. They are versatile and can be used in a variety of building styles, from simple brilliant to more intricate architectural blocks. Since they are so easy to install, they are the preferred choice for many projects. These trusses have a wide range of...