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Superior Truss Components: No twisting, warping, or shrinking |
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A. Top & Bottom Chord
Highly-efficient section design for small to long-span applications.
B. Web Component
Provides added strength to the top & bottom chord of the truss system.
C. Hat Section
Superior purlin design that requires no sagrods. Provides more adequate support & stability to the roofing material.
D. FasciaFlex
Excellent alternative to conventional fascia boards. |
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Superior Perfromance and Strength |
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A. Galvanized sections provide superior rust protection against any counterpart.
B. Can accomodate wider truss spacing |
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Zinc-corrosion is lower than 0.1 microns per 3-year period in houses (British study - AISI Durability of Cold-Formed Steel Framing Members, October 1996). 5 microns coating will last 150 years.
> Touch-up of G.I. sections are done in accordance with ASTM A780-01 (using zinc-rich paint).
> Sections were engineered and designed under the provisions of the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI). |
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Money’s Worth |
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A. Guaranteed thickness &
size of sections
B. No “undersizing” compared with its
counterparts
C. Superior building material |
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> Thickness is max 5% negative tolerance.
> Dimensions are cold=formed to its specifications.
> Galvanized!
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Saves on Cost and Time |
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A. No painting of sections
B. Minimal fabrication on-site
C. Shortened installation time
D. Best rust protection reducing or even eliminating maintenance or replacement of roof framing |
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