Heavy Timber Trusses

Heavy Timber Trusses can add a beautiful structural design to any commercial business or home, no matter if the building is fully timber frame or not. They offer unparalleled support of the structure and bring a bit of classical, country feel to wherever they are placed!

Design and actual style will defer depending on who the contractor is for a project, but there are multiple different styles that can be picked from, oftentimes strictly by what you had in mind as many of them offer similar support levels as all of the other options. Below you can find the common types of heavy timber trusses that are used in the various buildings.

Although these are all of the most common designs, many times trusses can be custom-made to fit your project. Just consult with your contractor to find out if this is something they are able to do to effectively fit your needs!

If you are in need of heavy timber trusses, either standard or custom, or even looking to build a full timber frame home, visit Hickory Circle Construction's website here and learn more about the projects they have done and how they can help you!

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