Roofing | Bumbung, Steel | Besi, Roof Tiles

C Purlin / C Channel is a horizontal beam or bar used for structural support in buildings, most commonly in a roof. Purlins are supported either by rafters or the walls of the building. Steel Purlins are light weight, dimensionally stable, accurate and straight. They expand and contract reasonably in extreme temperature changes.

Types

Characteristics & Advantages

• Different

Purlins are horizontal beams that are highly used to support the rafters at roof to increase its life span and to give proper support to roof. Z Shaped Purlin is much stronger than C purlin and often used at joints and overlaps with each other.

Tie rods and Sag rods are essential structural components commonly used in steel roof truss systems to enhance stability and support.

Specification

Characteristics & Advantages

• Different thickness availability to suit customer’s needs

• High tensile steel

Purlin bracket is a metal connector used to secure purlins to supporting structural elements, such as rafters or beams. It ensures proper alignment and stability of the roof framing system, providing support for horizontal roof members in both steel and tiled roofing applications.

Purlin bridging is a structural support system installed between purlins to improve lateral stability and prevent twisting or buckling under roof loads. It ensures uniform load distribution, enhances the strength of the roof structure, and helps maintain proper alignment of the purlins across the span.