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Light Gauge Steel / Roof Framing

The structure that sets every other line.

Cold-formed C and Z purlins, roof trusses and connection sets engineered for the span, pitch and wind zone of your building — and coordinated with the tile fixing grid above.

0–12 mTypical truss span range
0Section types: C & Z
0Fixing grid shared with the tiles
0On-site welding required
Light gauge steel roof truss geometry
4BOLTED ASSEMBLY
System

Light, precise, fast to erect

Cold-formed sections arrive cut to length, punched and labelled. Because the purlin spacing is set against the tile cover width, the framing, underlay and roof surface all share one fixing grid — which removes the most common source of installation delay.

  • C and Z sections for purlins, girts and truss chords
  • Bolted connections — no site welding or hot works
  • Galvanised coating for long-term corrosion protection
  • Pre-punched holes set to the roof tile fixing grid
Components

Framing component range

C and Z purlin sectionsPURLINS
LG-01

C & Z Purlins

Cold-formed lipped sections spanning between trusses, lapped for continuity at supports.

C / Z lippedLapped jointsPre-punched
Light gauge steel roof trussTRUSSES
LG-02

Roof Trusses

Site-bolted truss assemblies designed for the project span, pitch and load case.

6-12 m spanBolted webPitch matched
Steel framing connection setsCONNECTIONS
LG-03

Connection & Bracing Sets

Base plates, cleats, bracing straps and bolt packs matched to the structural schedule.

Base platesBracing strapsBolt packs
Technical data

Framing specifications

Typical values for the standard range. Structural calculations and section schedules are issued per project.

ParameterTypical value / option
MaterialCold-formed galvanised steel strip
Common gradesG550 / S350GD with Z275 galvanised coating (project dependent)
Section typesLipped C and Z purlins, truss chords and webs, bracing straps
Thickness range1.2 mm – 3.0 mm, selected by span and load case
Typical truss span6 m – 12 m (longer spans engineered to order)
ConnectionsBolted cleats and base plates; no site welding
CoordinationPurlin spacing set to the selected roof tile cover width
DocumentationSection schedule, cutting list, setting-out drawing and bolt list

* Indicative values for illustration. Confirm the current certified data sheet, test reports and project-specific requirements with the QB Roof engineering team before specification or order.

From drawing to delivery

A controlled process

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Structural input

Span, pitch, wind and load data, plus the architect’s roof geometry.

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Section design

Purlin and truss sizing, bracing layout and connection schedule.

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Fabrication

Cut to length, punched, galvanised, labelled by roof zone.

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Erection support

Setting-out drawings, bolt lists and on-site installation guidance.

Have structural drawings?

Send them over with the roof pitch and span. We will return a framing schedule coordinated with the tile and drainage take-off.

Send Structural Drawings
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