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na +2 | steel (hip) rafters |
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na | steel access truss |
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steel access truss Explanation: truss = gebinde, anfall = access |
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steel (hip) rafters Explanation: Anfallgebinde are hip rafters, according to Gelbrich/Reinwald's FWB Bauwesen. Steel rafters are absolutely straight, so there's ... www.jlconline.com/jlc/archive/framing/roofs_steel/ - Excalibur's system uses exclusive step down frames that support the hip rafters to simplify erection of hip roofs. ... www.excalibursteel.com/processroof_p2.htm - HTH! given |
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