Roof Truss Restraint Straps

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Roof truss restraint straps.

We did something different with this how to video and filmed it as we was working and having a chat. The simpson strong tie tsbr truss spacer restraint is a time saving lateral restraint product for wood and cfs framing that improves quality and safety while helping to meet the prescriptive recommendations of the wtca tpi. We practice preventative measures at all times to reduce the spread of contagion. Restraint straps and banding types and application.

Light restraint straps are designed for vertical loads such as wall plates on top of masonry walls. Lateral restraint straps are required at floor rafter or flat roof member levels and in pitched roofs at ceiling joist levels. Where floors joists rafters and flat roof trusses are built in or supported by hangers off the wall its required to use lateral restraint by tension straps in accordance with the provisions in bs en 1996 2 2006 and building regulation requirements. All common sizes in stock from 500 to 2000mm long 100mm increments.

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We maintain the highest of standards for safety and cleanliness. Heavy restraint straps meet requirements for lateral restraint of roof trusses rafters and joists tied into masonry walls. Vgt girder tiedown installation. Lateral restraint straps should be fixed to the roof structure by either.

Fixing to solid noggings using a minimum of four 50mm x 4mm steel screws or four 75mm x 4mm 8swg round nails with one fixing in the third rafter figure 1 or. Enjoy watching and keep yours eyes peeled. Our surveyors are seeing more and more instances where lateral restraint straps to the head of gable walls are being applied at spacing greater than the maximum permitted 2m. Trussed rafter roof bracing systems are designed to provide adequate stability to the entire roof structure and it is recognised that providing the straps are located at suitable positions and centres to accommodate the requirements for wall restraint the longitudinal bracing members generally comprising 25mm x100mm sawn timber together with their fixings to the trussed rafters should be adequate to transfer the forces from the restraint straps to the roof construction.