Roof Truss

A roof truss is a structural framework designed to support the roof of a building. It consists of a series of interconnected triangular-shaped units made from timber beams, known as trusses, which are arranged in a specific pattern to distribute the weight of the roof evenly. The trusses are manufactured bespoke to each customer and so they all vary in size. A roof trusses lifetime is generally as long as the buildings it is installed onto.