PRIMARY FRAMING SOLUTIONS
VP frames are custom-designed for your project. All frames can be specified to support load and code requirements as well as for use with non-load-bearing conventional walls.
Features
Primary framing solutions come in muiltiple configurations to meet stringent requirements.
- Rigid Frame: Economical, column free space
- Continuous Beam: Greatest space at lowest cost
- Truss Beam: Open web, unobstructed, column free interior space
- Continuous Truss: Open web design offering construction
Benefits
- Rigid Frame: Straight, tapered, reverse taper or supermarket column options. Variable ridge and sidewall column locations.
- Continuous Beam: Allows total flexibility in locating interior columns. Enables any eave height.
- Truss Beam: Open web design holds down construction costs through optimal material use and reduction of required building heights.
- Continuous Truss: HVAC ducts, wiring, sprinkler systems, and lighting can be
incorporated through the trusses to maximize clearance beneath the rafter.
Rigid Frame
Continuous Beam
Truss Beam
Continuous Truss
FRAMING SOLUTIONS
THAT MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS
Rigid Frame
- Frames can be designed for center ridge, off-center ridge or single slope.
- Roof pitch can be as low as 1/4:12.
- Rigid Frames allow for almost any variability in width and eave height.
Continuous Beam
- Frames can be designed for center ridge, off-center ridge or single slope.
- Roof pitch can be as low as 1/4:12.
- With Continuous Beam frames, virtually any width or eave height can be achieved.
Truss Beam
- Frames can be designed with tapered or straight columns and can have a pitched
or straight bottom rafter. - Roof pitch can be as low as 1/4:12.
- Truss Beam frames offer the most flexible width or eave height.
Continuous Truss
- Frames can be designed with tapered or straight columns and can have a pitched
or straight bottom rafter. - Roof pitch can be as low as 1/4:12.
- Truss Beam frames offer the most flexible width or eave height.
