Roof Connection Details

The ridge board is non load bearing and merely provides the point of connection for the opposing rafters and is only a nominal 1 thick.

Roof connection details.

Performance of conventional roof systems and components including ceiling joist to rafter connections and roof framing to wall connections. Similarly hip and valley rafters provide the point of connection for roof rafters framed at angles. Rafters act more like the top chord of a roof truss than as a roof joist. The four primary types of connections each having specific advantages include.

The connections shall be in accordance with tables 2308 10 4 1 and 2304 9 1 or connections of equivalent capacities shall be provided. Direct bearing connection the direct bearing connection is often the simplest type of connection. Where ceiling joists or rafter ties are not provided at the top of the rafter support walls the ridge formed by these rafters shall also be supported by a girder conforming to section 2308 4. These drawings are provided by sipa for informational purposes only.

Follow your sipa member manufacturer s technical drawings specifications and installation instructions to ensure quality and avoid voiding any manufacturer warranties or guarantees. Rainwater downpipes not covered in this booklet. Hand driven and pneumatic fasteners were included in the test program. Gutters on non accessible roofs and drain channels on accessible roofs.