I Beam Floor Joists & Roof Trusses – Kirkstall Timber Ltd https://www.kirkstalltimber.co.uk Timber Specialists Mon, 16 Jan 2023 08:21:04 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.1 https://i0.wp.com/www.kirkstalltimber.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/cropped-krkistallicon.jpg.jpg?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 I Beam Floor Joists & Roof Trusses – Kirkstall Timber Ltd https://www.kirkstalltimber.co.uk 32 32 199533329 Roof Trusses https://www.kirkstalltimber.co.uk/product/roof-trusses/ Mon, 16 Jan 2023 08:13:41 +0000 https://www.kirkstalltimber.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=22103

Trussed rafters, also known as roof trusses, provide a structural framework to support the roof fabric, ceilings or floors of buildings in both residential and commercial structures.

Robust and reliable, roof trusses can be used on a wide range of roofs, both cold and warm, and a wide range of super structures including timber, masonry and steel frame.

  • 35mm standard roof truss: the standard roof truss used for the majority of new build houses across the UK. These trusses can also be used for garages and extensions, as well as self-build projects.
  • Attic standard overhang: these trusses are used when habitable space is required within the room zone. These trusses are designed as attic style with larger sections of timber to support additional loadings which allow people to live within the truss zone.
  • Attic standard overhang, attic cantilevered eaves and attic stubbed eaves all refer to the end detail of the truss only, where the trusses bear onto the wall heads.
  • 35mm mono: these are sloped in one direction and often used in porches and for hip end.

The cost of your roof trusses will depend on various factors. To get an accurate quote for roof trusses, you will need to have the following details before you start the process:

  • Truss type: this depends on the roof shape
  • Span (mm): refers to the distance across the length of the truss where it bears onto the wall supports.
  • The pitch (degrees): is the angle of the top chord of the truss as it runs away from the wall head.
  • The quantity: how many trusses required for the roof space or project in general

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]]> 22103 Timber I Beam Joists https://www.kirkstalltimber.co.uk/product/timber-i-beam-joists/ Fri, 09 Dec 2022 10:59:07 +0000 https://www.kirkstalltimber.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=22010 Delivering strength and stability for your engineered wood flooring

​​​​Engineered wooden joists are manufactured from high quality oriented strand board (OSB3) web, and flanges made from laminated veneer lumber (LVL). Engineered timber I-beam joists deliver strength and rigidity, virtually eradicating floor movement and its associated problems, resulting in greater floor performance.

Engineered and factory-produced to give uniform strength, rigidity, size, and weight, engineered wood products out-perform traditional solid wood construction. Produced at reduced moisture content our engineered wood products are some of the most stable on the market today. Engineered timber I-beam joists deliver less dimensional change over time, virtually eradicating floor movement and its associated problems, resulting in greater floor performance.

The engineered timber I-beam joists is an I-beam which is lightweight yet incredibly strong, resulting in a quick and reliable installation.
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