Produkty dla dachy przemysłowe (4)

Traditional meets modern - a house with a river view, which uses timber trusses in combination with glued beams.

Our client is an engineer, businessman and lecturer. He also happens to be an experienced designer who specializes in the development of agricultural building projects. One of our recent orders was the development of the 1st stage of the construction of the project of a farm complex for rabbit breeding, an animal slaughterhouse with a meat processing workshop. In total the client has an intention to have 12 rabbit farms built. This is going to be the largest rabbit farm complex in the Baltics and it is planned to put it into operation in stages.

I came to the conclusion that ready-made timber trusses are a better solution basing on my previous experience. The first building on my plot was a garden house, I chose to have its roof built on site by masters. Honestly, it was not a pleasant and satisfying experience, I struggled, starting with the search for quality lumber, looking for a long time for a sawmill that can offer straight, precise geometry lumber. We needn’t have worried that the trusses got a little wet during the assembly, because the wood dries as fast as it absorbs water. Of course, you have to be more careful in autumn, when in some regions there are prolonged heavy rains. Timber trusses are also beneficial when it comes to energy efficiency.

The owner thoroughly discussed all the technical details with the designers and builders of the constructions as well as with the designers and manufacturers of roof structures, Freiman Timber Constructions. Having received all necessary information our team members came up with their own initiative to solve the problem. The pig farms were to have very large ventilation system tunnels and they had to be located in the roof structure. In this case, it was necessary to produce timber roof trusses with a 5 m high ridge section on a gable roof to make it convenient to install 3 m diameter ventilation tunnels.