SUTTLE E. KELLER LUTBER CO.

2757 Noilh Du:fee Avenue

New Wood Truss Design Booklet

Now Avoilqble from TECO

Timber Engineering Company has announced that a new 8-page design booklet on TECO roof trusses is now available. Called "Versatility in Tfood Roof Ttusses," the booklet describes and presents design details on a wide variety of truss types that can be built using the TECO connector system of construction.

Truss types covered in TECO's new booktrst include trussed rafters, pitched trusses (Belgian and Pratt), bowstring trusses, flat trusses, gcissors trusses, Lank-Teco trusses and specialty utility structures such as arch frames, umbrella sheds and pole frame trusses. Recommendations on economical spans and project application for each type ol truss are presented for the guidance of architects and builders.

TECO maintains an extensive file of typi' cal designs which are available without charge to architects and engineers to guide them in the adaptation of TECO trusses to specific construction requirements. A list of such designs is included in the new TECO booklet. Each design presents complete information with respect to working dimensions, stress diagrams and material requirements,

Copies of TECO's new booklet can be obtained without charge by writing Timber Engineering Company, 1619 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W., Washington 6. D. C. Ask for "Versatility in Wood Roof Trusses."

New Cqiqlog on Slruclurql Wood Fcsleners Avqilsble

from Teco

Timber Engineering Company (IECO) has a.nnounced the availability of a new t2-page catalog describing the firm's comptele line of structural wood fasteners. InctuCea in the new publication is information on such recently introduced products as Ty-Down rafter andrors a.nd Line"'AJoist connectors for cantilevered floor framing.

Consistent and c.omprnehensive in its presemtation, TECO's new catalog provides complete a.nd detailed infomration on mate,rial specificatioru, sizes, safe working values, packaging and shipping weights on such ( Continued )