- Using attic trusses are a great option for bundling both a room with a floor.
- They cut down framing time when figuring for a bonus room.
- Just about any building can be designated with attic trusses and depending on the roof pitch and width of the building the attic room area can vary.
- There are (3) most common uses:
- Unihabitable or light storage
- Typical room size 10-22' wide
- 20 # LL @ room
- Habitable
- Used typically for livable space
- Typical room size 12-16' wide
- 40 # LL @ room
- Hay Storage and/or Gambrel Style/Barn Style
- Used typically for just that, storage of hay
- Typical room size 12-16' wide
- 90-100 # LL @ room
- Attic Trusses are great sales tools for customers looking to gain square footage without physically adding more levels to the home
- For example: bonus room over garages
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