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Bracing for non-domestic timber trussed rafter roofs

Publisher: TRADA Technology Ltd
Publication date: 1999
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Provides information to extend BS 5268-3 guidance to non-domestic scale roofs. Includes an overview of alternative design methods for bracing with examples. Addresses installation and fixing issues. Applies to permissible stress and limit states design.
TRADA Technology Timber Engineering Guidance Document GD 8.


Chimney and hatch openings in trussed rafter roofs

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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This Product Data Sheet is intended to give some ideas on how to frame around openings in trussed rafter roofs. It must be stressed that these are typical solutions to framing openings since each roof will have its own characteristics.


Creating roofscapes with trussed rafters

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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This product Data Sheet has been produced to give some ideas on how trussed rafter construction may be adapted in order to provide a range of roof intersections within the overall roof structure.


Guidelines for the storage and erection of trussed rafters on site (Part 1).

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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This information sheet gives a brief introduction to the storage and erection of trussed rafters on site for a simple house roof. Readers are advised to discuss their particular design situations with their specialist trussed rafter supplier.


Health and safety policy for the loading, haulage, delivery and erection of trussed rafters on site - A definition of responsibilities

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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The Guidelines have been developed in association with the Health & Safety Executive as a voluntary code of practice for the Trussed Rafter industry.


Loft conversions with trussed rafter roofs

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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This Product Data Sheet has been produced specifically to warn householders of the perils of modifying trussed rafter roofs in order to provide roofspace accomodation without first seeking experienced, professional advice.


Pitched roofs

Publisher: TRADA Technology Ltd
Publication date: 2002
Format: HTML Document


Describes the concepts and components in pitched roof construction


Room in the roof ('RIR') trussed rafters

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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This information sheet gives a brief introduction to the use of 'Room in Roof' trussed rafters to form living accommodation in the roof space of new dwellings. Readers are advised to discuss their particular design situations with their specialist trussed rafter supplier.


Some basic trussed rafter profiles

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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This information sheet gives an idea of some configurations available using trussed rafter technology. The configurations shown are not intended to be solutions to specific design requirements and some types may be unsuitable for certain span conditions. However, they are intended to show the flexibity of the system but readers are advised to discuss their particular design situations with their specialist trussed rafter supplier.


Standard bracing of 'Room in the Roof' (attic) trussed rafter roofs

Publisher: Trussed Rafter Association
Publication date: 2007
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This information sheet is an extrapolation of the standard bracing requirements given in BS 5268-3 extended to cover 'Room in the Roof' trussed rafters. All the information given here should be read in conjunction with the requirements of that standard.


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