Material-efficient trusses for large spans up to 70 m, precisely manufactured in our own facility.
25–70 meconomical span
~50 %less timber vs. solid timber girder
divisiblefor transport
Our approach
Not a timber producer. A system supplier.
We do not sell timber, we deliver a structure. In our own engineering office we optimise every construction for the lowest material use. For the truss girder, that means: the material sits only where the forces flow.
Compared with a solid timber girder, the system saves around 50% timber at the same load-bearing capacity. Less material, less dead weight, lower structural costs.
Cost-effectiveness
From about 25 m, the economical choice.
For spans above around 25 m, the truss girder becomes the economical alternative to a solid timber girder. Up to about 70 m it remains self-supporting, with no obstructive intermediate columns.
For smaller spans, the solid timber girder keeps its place. For each project we choose the most material-efficient structure.
Prerequisite
Its strength needs height.
+30 %structural depth compared with a solid timber girder.
The truss girder needs about 30% more structural depth than a solid timber girder. Where this space is available, it fully realises its cost-effectiveness. Early in planning we check whether the building geometry suits it.
Transport
Delivered in sections, without special transport.
The girder can be split for transport and rejoined on site. This saves expensive special transports and keeps logistics simple, even for large spans.
In detail
Two advantages that come with the system.
Services level included
The open girder can be used to route services. Lines run through the structure, not below it. This saves build-up height and additional construction.
On timber or concrete
The truss girders can rest on timber columns or on concrete columns. They fit into your structural concept rather than dictating it.
