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Why Your Home Should Have A Strong Timber Truss

There is no denying that the roof is possibly the most important feature of any home, building, or any property in general for that matter. The moment that there is a problem with a roof, someone is sure to notice the cause and effect. It isn’t a bold statement to suggest that all homes and buildings in the modern world that we live in should feature the spectacular and robust timber roof trusses, to utilize the cost effective and aesthetic benefits of such a fantastic and grand feature.

We have moved on from many outdated construction methods in various technology and industrial areas, such as the completely flat roof, due to the various problems they cause in regions with diverse weather conditions. The way we have combated these early methods is with the pitch, slanting roofs that are designed with the previously mentioned timber roof trusses.

The completely bespoke nature of their design ensures an individual experience and aesthetic for each property, with only the materials used being the same. The trusses are not a main part of the construction of the building; instead they simply rest securely on the top, essentially making them the foundation of the roof.

The design of the truss and their position within the buildings structure gives the roof a far more stable shield from the elements outside. The reinforced, strategically placed timber beams produce a lesser chance of any major damage or collapsing. This is where the cost effective side comes in, as any damage that occurs will most likely be to a single beam within the truss, making it far cheaper to make any necessary repairs.


Timber is a wonderfully strong material that lasts for a long period of time, withstands the various harsh weather conditions, and can be a substantial feature in your home for a rather appealing price.

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