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  Light Gauge Steel (LGS) trusses bring one of the most important benefits to roof construction, which is cutting down construction time to 50 percent.
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Light gauge steel trusses, to homeowners and stakeholders in the building industry, are an eco-friendly building system for better roofing. The use of LGS trusses prevents roof leakages and costly maintenance that comes with roof deterioration due to weather action over time.

What Is A Truss

A truss is a framework that consists of rafters, struts, ties, and purlins or battens. When these trusses are made of steel it is known as Light Gauge Steel Trusses (LGST). Its long-life span, flexibility, durability, immunity to extreme weather conditions, wrapping, and shrinkage give it an enormous advantage over timber trusses.
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How Light Gauge Steel Trusses are fabricated: The process requires specialized tools, skills, and methods to create desired end products. It involves three major steps: Cutting, Forming, and Assembling.
  • Cutting: A variety of cutting tools such as saws, laser cutters, are used to cut the steel into intricate shapes.
  • Forming: The desired shapes are achieved by putting together the cut trusses.
  • Assembling: This involves connecting the parts together as each part becomes a support to the main structure. It must be assembled according to technical specifications.
The objective of these steps is to create trusses that are lightweight without compromising the integrity and stability of the structure while complying with standards. The ability of LGS trusses to be customized to preferred designs of clients/customers and its high adaptability gives it a good competitive edge in Modern Roofing. Featured Image Source: Black Rhino Roofing
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This article was first published on 31st March 2022

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