The apex of the roof is usually the point where the two beams meet and slope in the opposite direction also known as a ridge. The universal beams are the structural components that hold the roof up. The two beams are connected with a welded plate and bolts. Above the universal beams are c-purlins connected to the beams with fly-bracing and welded cleats. There is bridging in between the purlins to avoid deflection of the purlins. Above the purlins in safety mesh and sisalation.
The apex of the roof is usually the point where the two beams meet and slope in the opposite direction also known as a ridge. The universal beams are the structural components that hold the roof up. The two beams are connected with a welded plate and bolts. Above the universal beams are c-purlins connected to the beams with fly-bracing and welded cleats. There is bridging in between the purlins to avoid deflection of the purlins. Above the purlins in safety mesh and sisalation.
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