We specialise in custom oak roof trusses and roof structures, manufactured as frame kits with competitive lead times for trade professionals and self-builders. Our oak trusses are typically specified with generous section sizes, giving them a luxurious, resilient appearance. Every component is planed and hand-finished to remove saw marks and smooth edges.
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All our oak trusses and structural roof elements are manufactured using 3D CAD/CAM for millimetre-perfect accuracy. This ensures a smooth fit on site, saving time and reducing hassle. You’ll receive full technical drawings and assembly plans with every order. We deliver roof trusses, ridge beams, purlins, hips, and valley beams as strapped component packs for easy handling and on-site assembly. If preferred, we can pre-assemble trusses in our factory for delivery as whole units.
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In the tabs below, you can see various flexible options to suit your needs for bespoke, and pre-designed oak roof trusses. From traditional King Post and Queen Post trusses to more complex scissor or raised collar trusses, we can produce any style in solid or engineered oak. All frames are custom-made to your spec, not standard templates. To simplify the selection process, we've categorised them into four main oak roof types.
For a beautiful vaulted ceiling without any specific restrictions, you have a wide choice of oak roof trusses. Your choice depends on your aesthetic preference, but these are the most common options:
A classic, triangle shape with a straight vertical post coming from the middle of the tie beam, with diagonal struts. King post trusses come in many variations, often with curved diagonal struts.
Two vertical posts and a collar form a square or rectangular shape inside the triangle. A variation of this oak truss is a curved, angled queen post truss, without the collar beam and with curved vertical posts.
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Our clients often require enough head room for people to walk under trusses comfortably or to optically increase the space, without increasing the overall height of the roof. This is a common requirement, hence there are many elegant solutions for this type of roof.
Raised tie truss or raised collar truss – is a truss modified to create extra head room by raising the tie beam or the collar beam further up and redistributing the pressures using additional braces and other components. An alternative option to this would be a scissor truss, which creates additional head room in the centre of the truss rather than raising the entire tie or collar beam.
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Raised tie and raised collar trusses are suitable for most lofts and attics, however, there are other options to make even more of your space.
If you want to create even more head room and widen the habitable space in your loft, then this truss is perfect. It allows you to raise the eaves without raising the overall height of the building, creating a wider living space in your attic.
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If you have height restrictions in place, you don’t need to compromise on your desire to have an oak roof. Our expert team can help you design the perfect oak roof for projects such as swimming pools, orangeries or extensions with a flat roof requirement.
Essentially a half truss, providing structural support for an orangery roof. Flat top oak trusses are designed to support lanterns – large glass domes or pyramids that fit on top of a flat roof to allow the natural light to flood in.
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We'd love to hear about your oak framed project. Call us today on +44 (0) 1444 455 455 +44 (0) 1444 455 455 for a no obligation estimate. Alternatively, complete the form below and we will be in touch.
