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    The document provides three examples of timber frame roof designs and requests the necessary tie-downs for each. Example 1 is a truss-sheet gable roof with no eave and truss spacing of 900mm. Examples 2 and 3 are truss-sheet and truss-tile gable roofs respectively with 600mm eaves and truss spacing of 600mm. The document asks for recommendations on batten, truss, top-plate, bottom-plate, and bottom-plate to slab tie-downs for each example roof.

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    The document provides three examples of timber frame roof designs and requests the necessary tie-downs for each. Example 1 is a truss-sheet gable roof with no eave and truss spacing of 900mm. Examples 2 and 3 are truss-sheet and truss-tile gable roofs respectively with 600mm eaves and truss spacing of 600mm. The document asks for recommendations on batten, truss, top-plate, bottom-plate, and bottom-plate to slab tie-downs for each example roof.

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    Tie Down Requirements For Timber Frames

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    Jimmi Vlahos
    The document provides three examples of timber frame roof designs and requests the necessary tie-downs for each. Example 1 is a truss-sheet gable roof with no eave and truss spacing of 900mm. Examples 2 and 3 are truss-sheet and truss-tile gable roofs respectively with 600mm eaves and truss spacing of 600mm. The document asks for recommendations on batten, truss, top-plate, bottom-plate, and bottom-plate to slab tie-downs for each example roof.

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    TIE DOWN REQUIREMENTS FOR TIMBER FRAMES.

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    Advanced Diploma of Building Surveying Research and evaluate construction methods and materials for
    commercial buildings up to 3 storeys CPCCBS6001 Data sheet/Assessment nº ___
    Name:__________________________
    Design all the necessary tie-downs for the following examples.

    Example 1. TRUSS-SHEET GABLE ROOF 22.5 Degree pitch. Single storey ,No-eave. Truss spacing 900mm

    Batten Tie-down___________________
    Truss to top-plate__________________

    Top-plate to stud__________________

    10m
    - - - - - - - -- - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - -- -- - - -- - - -- -
    Bot-plate to stud __________________

    Bot-plate to Slab __________________

    24m

    Example2 . TRUSS-SHEET GABLE ROOF 22.5 Degree pitch. Single storey ,600mm eave.Truss spacing 600mm

    Batten Tie-down___________________
    Truss to top-plate__________________

    Top-plate to stud__________________

    12m
    - - - - - - - -- - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - -- -- - - -- - - -- -
    Bot-plate to stud __________________

    Bot-plate to Slab __________________

    24m
    Example3 . TRUSS-TILE GABLE ROOF 22.5 Degree pitch. Single storey ,600mm eave.Truss spacing 600mm

    Batten Tie-down___________________
    Truss to top-plate__________________

    Top-plate to stud__________________

    12m
    - - - - - - - -- - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - -- -- - - -- - - -- -
    Bot-plate to stud __________________

    Bot-plate to Slab __________________

    24m

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