Heavy Duty High Load Truss Boots

1. Place the Heavy Duty High Load Truss Boot in the correct position and drill holes into the bottom chord of the girder truss to suit M16 Multinail Hex Head bolts.
2. Align the bolt holes of the Heavy Duty High Load Truss Boot to the bolt holes in the girder truss and install the M16 Multinail Hex Head bolts with the correct size washers.
3. Place the supported truss on the bracket and drill holes into the supported truss to suit M16 Multinail Hex Head bolts.
4. Align the bolt holes of the Heavy Duty High Load Truss Boot to the bolt holes in the supported truss and install the M16 Multinail Hex Head bolts with the correct size washers.
5. Drill the hole into the supported truss to suit the recommended bolt size. This hole must align with the bolt hole provided in the truss boot.
6. Neatly insert the timber wedge between the clip and the truss heel to ensure full bearing.
7. Place the clip over the supported truss and bolt into position.
8. Tighten all bolts before loading with roof materials

NOTES

• Bracket may sit below truss bottom chord. Alternatively, the supported truss bottom chord may be rebated by 4mm for a length of 96mm.
• For a better fit, truss can be designed with a 4mm cutoff.
• Minimum girder bottom chord size is 130mm.
• Temporary bracing is required during installation.
• Minimum end distance for bolts is five (5) times the bolt diameter.
• For primary structural elements in buildings other than houses, multiply the following values by 0.87
• Bolts and washers to be installed as per AS1720.1-2010.
• For windloads K1=1.14
• Timber wedge to be minimum same grade as top chord of carried truss.

DESCRIPTION AND PACKAGING

Manufactured from 4.0mm Steel