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RedBuilt trusses:
Built for freedom

In the late 1950’s, RedBuilt’s founders invented an innovative composite steel and engineered wood open-web truss. Since then, this design solution for architects and engineers has evolved to support large floor areas and large roof spaces of up to and over 100-feet wide.

Every open-web truss is custom manufactured to the precise specifications of the individual project and designed to support the loads. A local technical sales representative is assigned to your project to help align product solutions with working drawings. That contact also assists with system design analysis, budget pricing, building system integration, detailed specification writing and architectural design configurations.

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A cafe with patrons working and interacting, above are open web roof trusses
Stylish black open web trusses are displayed overhead in a retail setting
Beautiful wood grain covers roof trusses in a bright space
White Tapered Open Web Trusses in a garage with three cars
Hydroflask interior with exposed roof trusses
A basketball court featuring white trusses overhead
A bright and airy school with exposed roof trusses
Trusses are exposed throughout a space with stairs leading up to another floor
A fire station at night features open web trusses over its large trucks
A church auditorium ceiling shows exposed open web trusses
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Our wood and steel trusses at a glance:

Strong and lightweight

Available in spans over 100 feet

Custom manufactured to your project specs

Flexible options for innovative, economical design

The added versatility of several truss configurations—curved, pitched, scissored and barrel—creates opportunities for innovative, economical designs with more pleasing aesthetics. These utilitarian solutions are now one of the most widely used engineered wood building products present in the industry. They’re a preferred choice for special projects with exceptionally long spans, as well as for typical, light commercial applications.

PRODUCT DETAIL AND SPECS

Available Profiles

Parallel Chord

Parallel Chord

Tapered

Tapered

Pitched

Pitched

Radius Pitched

Radius Pitched

*Not available in Red-M, or Red-H

Bow String

Bow String

*Not available in Red-M, or Red-H

Barrel

Barrel

*Not available in Red-M, or Red-H

Pitched Top/Radius Bottom

Pitched Top/Radius Bottom

*Not available in Red-M, or Red-H

Scissor

Scissor

*Not available in Red-M, or Red-H

Compound Barrel

Compound Barrel

*Not available in Red-M, or Red-H

Lenticular

Lenticular

*Not available in Red-M, or Red-H

Installing exposed trusses and solving a skylight dilemma

When the team at Worman Resources Inc., a development and construction company in Kelowna, British Columbia, started designing a two-story, mixed-use building in a trendy neighborhood in Kelowna’s South Pandosy District, they knew they wanted to include exposed trusses.

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X-Shaped School Creates Unique Framing Challenges

The architectural vision provided by Hacker Architects created a unique-shaped building set together with complex angles. Wood was selected for its economical benefits, along with the desire for aesthetic appeal with exposed material.

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How RedBuilt roof trusses helped support Utah businesses

Read about how RedBuilt roof trusses and structural reveals were used in 106 Exchange, a 60,442 square foot professional office space that now stands in South Jordan, Utah. Through hands-on, knowledgeable customer care, as well as close collaboration, a space was created true to the architects' vision using RedBuilt roof trusses.

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Floor strength for a second story basketball court

When you think of a typical basketball gymnasium, you probably imagine a court built on top of a ground-level slab on grade with nothing underneath. But for the Lighthouse Baptist Church multi-purpose building in La Verne, California, putting the gym floor at ground level wasn’t an option.

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