(3) 2” screened holes for venting in each truss space (if needed) 2. Maximum span truss with un-triangulated heels 20’0”. 2 x 4 horizontal block between truss top chords; nail roof sheathing to block 8d @ 6” on center 3. "?�wF3�%�C��*\{���j)]�PaaI��FΛM�F�C�U~�g�( p#nI��A��ע�Tq[0*V���˒��0C4�Ou�Q%y�����U�*�@���̠�0.��1��4"֢��]\��kʐ�&�F�و�_8�V+� ���G�2�C�I@i�~���`هl �"�)@�r� S�h4)��Ep(j��lhQ�{ ]��Q�5c+j�����`���� ��S����?���^�ɿ!��]BPo:.\݆���S�8%1qh1lS�*�V��;�)/ {�����4��#k!j��{K9�����3: �%��JR1Kl"��_$���D�q��Jk�0_V +k��U �� �&e���z��܍m;U�*������R$�|�ȏdJ�K� R�����.O��������q���FR&�p���hoh���?N�/߾AHO.�M��O��8;:�f�4��wE� a3�}��!�Ro�FL����:�J�U��~2*�q��N�i��]����\w���S�>�e��{Ź�v����t��������Mh���P`I+� q��Il�JT[��i6糌�� �AˮsAo�;klu��"��a��mNӇ� �� ��6�� �\p ��Vb�k�rN� � Y-�P�Z���@ywg0�#�J�Dk^��;���`�y��1)۾A����Y���ZBe,aZ� Overlapping the heels of raised-heel trusses with continuous plywood or OSB sheathing can cut costs. F��� , and carried through to more recent versions, is the use of blocking panels between roof trusses to connect the trusses to the braced wall panels below if the heel height is greater than 9¼". Blocking between truss heels can function as this perimeter blocking of the roof diaphragm and becomes one of the connections from the roof diaphragm to the shear wall. 3. *6n��aF���w���be\�9��;��l��KB܅���z�YQ�;N�*-#«B=i�AA��(%�b�x��ͥ�zM&�(���`]�qE#��u��8�'��\)O�V+6��T�QfC��{t�_�r���|���U�K<6�^��h�)�g��I���D�Eb��熃@¦d���W�"H/�m�Ж���-��h���+�89���7���4�>~�j���o\?�A7�~��)���l��^"��n2̶�&߽�u���g\�_@����|��]� A�0D�)�X���f�mķ`dd��&�2��� BZ��[�H�ɢ��q�����6�6p��LN ��x����lߖ�Fy��� �)@�'��E ��o�gc�=�Hw�}/���o�M���w����L܁} In my experience traveling across the country observing wood-framed construction, it was apparent that east of the Rocky Mountains, structural wood members in-line with supporting walls between roof framing cease to be installed. �������㫕��f{�\�}��vo��+&2fE�F`��z5΃~��]V�ST�p7�d���@�RS� ���Z�!F���ƺ��fg�`�\M>ߧ D������3- Without the continuous sheathing, raised-heel trusses require blocking at truss ends above all braced wall panels. 2) Minimum screw spacing = 9/16". This will work better with the plywood gussets than a narrow upright. The truss span is only ten feet, so (according to the Hawaii County building code) I do not need a professional design and stamp. stream R602.10.8 Braced wall panel connections. 2x4 horizontal block between truss top chords: nail roof sheathing to block 8d @ 6” o.c. For uplifts not resulting from wind or seismic, reduce capacities to 75% of values shown. Overlapping heels of trusses with wall sheathing saves money Continuous plywood or OSB sheathing can completely eliminate code-required blocking, saving time and expense (provided that the requirements in section R602.10.8.2 of the 2015 International Residential Code are … The engineered stamped truss certificate will indicate if a particular truss requires bearing blocks. %PDF-1.5 The access hole size is another issue,,,,if the hex nut is retained. stream ̘C2��کTX�n���6sh� �N�a�?���ⴶhr���r5HH�?��Q��!�+3�y&_H�sY���F7�Eq����:�̓fjza�K��a�iԸ�~���M,q���C��;�-S���w�1�3G�O����~�)$�fC�� W�O+ a�f�x�ϻ���j���(z{u��ihԊ��'����(���X��_�ې���C�Fh�1���&�6�(�U��D-�ݣ�+د�z��\i\n������H��w�M�1��r����B[��0?uD�ˁ~]�!��\J��б�ꓕ� @E�6F: U�2�l����_�u�� [_w�Ng��"t���, Crushing at the heel - Sometimes the forces transferred through the wood into the bearing wall are enough to cause the wood to crush over time unless a bearing block is used. ko!#��26d����H�Y"س Framing Details The 2009 International Residential Code, and to a greater extent its recently released 2012 version, require extensive blocking—perhaps even a shear wall detail—between trusses with heels higher than 15-1/4 inches to guard against truss uplift and seismic forces. If the trusses are raised at least a foot, the batts should not be compressed and should maintain their optimal R value. ��rTIσ���2��ײl(���1:��[�m�Ho36��p�! Temporary Dimensions of into! &Q4��]�Y1�%�z��Uh"!! Overlapping the heels with continuous plywood or OSB sheathing eliminates the need for, and cost of, code-required blocking to prevent uplift during inclement weather. Some of these standard details may be sealed upon request. No further increase is permitted. (3) 2” screened holes for venting in each truss space 2. In some jurisdictions, eaves blocking—2x blocking with a depth that matches the heel height—must be installed between trusses at the outside edge of the wall top plate to resist wind and seismic forces. After the trusses were set and braced, we finished installing the rest of the blocks. 2 0 obj<> 3) Uplift values include 1.33 increase for wind or seismic. x�̽y`��?�� ��� r_J �(j�#*�J�Z��օG5�T�A�ժ�������V����F��qh�ԙ�5��-7C���ۺh�µ՗� �"u���{���D�[��x�ҵ��{ܗBH>��5�l�ƥ˻�#�ݎ��/�/Y�X�O�!��&�ސ�Pકmp�ǥ��l�:\x�?�{�V_�h!r>uB;O���f��k�z�E�v������Y�ЧE�aBn\{�� �J��c���k�-Y��Ͽ��n�lՈ���H@���6�ܯ�R��*��㏣�t�%p�h���1��X���Nf:��F�=:��l!>)�wC^�b�7ڃ6ē The International Residential Code requires extensive blocking or sometimes a shear wall detail between the trusses if the heels are higher than 15 ¼ inches. endstream With a parallel chord truss, it requires an extremely tall heel to get that truss to work. �-�)��}V0dշH��ȡm'h�SI�I��Z�o:i�N0 � View Engineering Details. What is a girder truss? View the following detail guides. This standard describes the materials used in a truss, both lumber and steel, and design procedures for truss members and joints. HST bracket installs on truss side of column. 5 0 obj<> endstream endobj 677 0 obj <>stream endobj #66 – TRUSS BLOCKING AT RAISED HEEL CONDITIONS OR STRUCTURAL FASCIA AND SOFFIT 1. Default value is "NO". That means that an access hole would need to be approximately midway between the top and back, which would weaken the neck block more than the typical truss rod adjustment location near the top. Truss Clusters For maximum strength this image shows a cluster of three trusses tied together. ))n>�l[� x��)`�;���H�� dՓ饪��k�XԪ��v�����lğ 0=E���.alQ�( 2x4 verticals between trusses; nail OSB wall sheathing to blocks & verticals with 8d @ 6” o.c. … �9���fE�6s�'���~��݂jL��4 �� Without the continuous sheathing, raised-heel trusses require blocking at truss ends above all braced wall panels. Top Chord BearingA floor truss support condition in which the truss load is transferred to the bearing or support through the top chord and 4x4 block end detail. ��u���L� �hߩ�vX; When engineered trusses are used with raised heels are used in regions designated as hurricane or high wind areas, blocking and continuous sheathing should be installed around the raised heel as bracing to resist displacement. Heel Blocking This option enables heel blocking/bird blocking at the heel of the truss. Stagger top and bottom cord bracing so the lumber 'ends ' on different trusses for additional rigidity as you work your way down the building. x��Xks��+]EUJN��~?�_�_�c���%��a�FHA���6�)�ߛs{f$�db(Pw�~���so�`��� ���}a"� �,~0ҍ�[f�N�������h��ٟl�޵ws�'�g�}bc|���]T�������f����>V(��T��K���o!��>t^X{�v :��߯�������?�.~c�c^ Building codes require extensive blocking on raised-heel trusses higher than 15 ¼ inches to prevent uplift during inclement weather and create a stable structure. :R�a/��wS5J��qsR��2�(O�&��Z܀�ѝO�M���p��z. �j�\�w��΄̻]aI$:���]9k�Vh��W�jq�(�[bע9��E�c+j���U���䘽>99gG��g��K`�z�(#�� R�O�%��c0S�^�W�Z��ꝳ����Y��n.����Y�"t��b�h��=m4H��T'�ig��-�]���D�4��]$�R Figure 1: Shear forces acting on heel block Place washer on column side of assembly (opposite trusses). 6 0 obj<> 1. f�HX����8_ߵ��7��o���G}��v�៙��&2�!re%���A���\+ ��x��ot�i�o+��p��-������y��$�sx��Qy2�w^~��&6�\�Q�e�x|�.weyӭ3hS��;�����|ՃBK$\n���ЛC�rfY�M��!��QlB�w����`�Ѯ>�������/�r�W��rg�o'��? Although 2×4 or 2×6 blocking is typically used, the new report outlines how structural wall sheathing can take its place. � ���2��}��1����:�ˀ���u��كh؋e�2�I�b�Q��^�n!��6O�S3����@�KOn��˩�a�> V�����p�k��v?��� ���ԥ��/�� ��F��T�����Я;��(�[��*R[;�9Đ�A!�H�u.����� ��T�ԻD����|B�Mѽ����\�����3gJ=����i#��/�Z���A\T ]�V��K ���43��h��؞>3�N'�lk���R���R#a &tXR?����u����*:�6�����|=›��e��%%�je��FU7���1����Y�7�\FD�EYW�5β�ҭ��7�B�_�����%�Qq�.r��e=;��@K�ȣ"5{e1{N2�ēA��ٯXu�鎏P��zw3P�C eǍl|OK(锝��|&faB"�_�u��W�V1�Tnv��iR7��+����D��l��~�k����Lϱ � �~�u���vȎ����V�?�}�Ǜ�������=75��f>˰��w�������q�k� �n�����������U�:Ayr�(�"�I#Z`(�Xn�W{�z�/�Ri��jq��q7g�U�f�=�H�5��ur����o+_�8���˹��?L#��a�l9v����#����B��Ti�P��^���_R�݆�H��v���[���p}��HE�J�$�E��6>(TbV��O�GE3e���"!U"�WK2���"���f�}ޗ��Nޢ�kX�9��۔���m2�;�{�oO-n��3��5��#���$w�����-�������������U���Շ�`ᚋ�}�m�RaM\��.#�'E ��}�)��7w�Ȍ,[g�,��^��u������0W���U��u�m$�⺢*�ꦮ#@߄��ZY����v3�k�K#w�6�m�r�Ia��OnM� "h����,��'[�o��;������~���+�� occurring on each side of truss centerline. Top ChordThe continuous 4x2 member forming the top of the floor truss. 2 x 4 verticals between trusses; nail osb wall sheathing to blocks & verticals with 8d @ 6” on center. Roof Trusses Do not break truss triangulation by removing webs. {&ۓ}-�:�_��u^���vC��@��8�}J^����ɾ��G�P�/�����y6J��� |C“(�'Q ��g����3+����tO Ũ;�E�)�. Contact MiTek Engineering Support for any questions.. While, we don't commonly work on high heel trusses, when we have, we specify to either provide full-height 2x blocking, pre-manufactured truss blocking or to sheath panels between trusses … A girder truss is simply a multi-truss member that supports other trusses How point load blocking and beams transfer the load? Some may call these wood members blocking and deem them as optional. }]�6�kb�Xm�����){��_d�F>���W�D���a{2{6�Q��H��f���6{.
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