THE LEGAL WAYS TO PROVIDE A TIMBER ROOF STRUCTURE “DEEMED TO SATISFY” RULE AS PER THE NBR’s NAILED & BOLTED (Site Made) ROOF TRUSSES Use Table 4 – Part L of NBR (a) Sizes (b) Grades of Timber specified for various spans and roof coverings: Local Authority Inspects
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THE LEGAL WAYS TO PROVIDE A TIMBER ROOF
STRUCTURE
“DEEMED TO SATISFY” RULE AS PER THE NBR’s
NAILED & BOLTED (Site Made) ROOF TRUSSES
Use Table 4 – Part L of NBR
(a) Sizes
(b) Grades of Timber
specified for various spans and roof coverings:
Local Authority Inspects
“RATIONAL DESIGN” RULE
2.1 NAILED & BOLTED ROOF TRUSSES
If: • Span greater than 8 metres
• Hips and Valleys
• Not a Howe Configuration
• Pitch < 15° > 35° (refer table 4)
Then: • Owner appoints Designer to take responsibility
• Designer submits Completion Certificate to Local Authority
2.2 PREFABRICATED ROOF TRUSSES (NAIL PLATED)
• Owner appoints Designer to take responsibility
• Designer submits Completion Certificate to Local Authority
What a finished roof should
NOT look like!
Site application plates & ungraded timber
What a roof structure should
NOT look like!
What a roof structure
SHOULD look like!
Enjoy the peace of mind of a rationally designed
and safely erected and inspected roof structure
with Professional Indemnity Cover, to ensure the
structural stability of your lifetime investment,
together with the personal well-being of having a
secure roof over your head.
The ramifications of using roof trusses of inferior
quality, poor erection and inadequate inspection
procedures, are far-reaching.
Make it your policy to use SAFE timber roof
structures by ensuring that the trusses are
manufactured, erected and inspected by ITC-SA
Certificated Members and Certificated Inspectors.
from design to certification
Importance of A19 Inspection
The implications of using roof trusses of inferior quality, along
with poor erection and inadequate inspection procedures, are
far-reaching.
Make it your policy to use SAFE timber roof structures by ensuring
that the trusses you use are manufactured, erected and inspected by
ITC-SA Certificated Members.
COMPLETION CERTIFICATE REQUIRED
Issued by Registered Prof Engineer or Technologist
Authorities
Mandatory under section 14(2A) of the Act
NHBRC
Requires designer/engineer to provide Completion
certificate for a rationally designed roof (Part 3, section 4
of manual part 3)
Banking Institutions
Required by banking institutions
Resale of dwelling
(Appointment of person responsible for design, inspection,
completion)
“Where in terms of these regulations, a rational design for:-
The structural system of the building is to be submitted to the
LA, the owner of any building shall, appoint and retain any
person who is a professional engineer or other approved
competent person to undertake responsibility for each such
design, and also for inspection, during construction, of such
structural system”
INFORMATION ESSENTIAL FOR ROOF
INSPECTION
1. ROOF LAYOUT PLANS:
►The loading, truss centres and batten / purlin centres
►Position of trusses, beams and joints and braced bays
►The type of bracing and runners
►Erection details for hips and / or valleys
►Details of all cleats, hurricane clips and hangers
►Joint details
►Member sizes and grades
►Span, pitch, overhangs
2. BRACING DETAILS:
►ITC-SA Standard Details
►Special Bracing Details:
-These must be provided where non-standard bracing is required