Truncated girder truss: The main truss which lies on the hip end is known as the truncated girder truss. It carries the weight of the outer hip trusses along with that of the creeper trusses, jack …

It usually makes sense to start with a girder truss in one of the hip or valley sections of the roof. As their name suggests, girder trusses support other trusses, and they’re common on complex …

Hip Trusses. Girder trusses are also used for hip roof packages. After setting the girder truss a specified distance from the corner, hip jack trusses and end jack trusses are attached to the …

Hip truss. This forms the hip line of the roof. It is similar to a half truss but has an extended top chord. This extends over the truncated girder truss and finishes as the top of the hip. Some …

1996年3月1日 · The lowest and widest hip truss, the hip-girder truss, supports a series of monotrusses, called jack trusses, that complete the roof. The hip-girder truss usually has a …

Trusses allow virtually unlimited architectural versatility. That means designs can include vaulted or studio ceilings inside the home and high pitched or hipped roofs on the exterior, offering …

Trusses that support other trusses are called ‘Girder Trusses’. In this example you can see a girder truss holding ‘Truss Jacks’ – series of smaller trusses to complete hip roof framing. …

In a Dutch Hip system, the hip end roof plane does not converge with the side planes to form an apex. Instead, the hip end plane pitches directly into the girder truss that is placed at a …

HIP OR DUTCH GABLE – start with the Dutch girder truss or the truncated girder, placing it on the top plate at the position marked and temporarily bracing it back to the frame. Locate hip …

Sub-girders are the partial trusses that butt into the doubled truss at the end of the main run.