Designed to meet complex geometry and long-span requirements, our CFS trusses are manufactured to coordinate directly with your wall and floor framing systems.
Services
Cold Formed Steel Truss Systems
Precision-fabricated Cold Formed Steel (CFS) truss systems engineered for roof and structural applications in commercial, institutional, and multi-residential construction projects across Canada.
Overview
What Are Cold Formed Steel Truss Systems?
Cold Formed Steel truss systems are structural assemblies used primarily for roof construction, though they can also be applied to floor and ceiling systems where longer spans or specific load requirements call for a truss configuration.
CFS trusses are manufactured from Light Gauge Steel (LGS) members that are precision-cut and assembled to match the structural design of the project. Unlike wood trusses, they do not shrink, warp, or absorb moisture, making them a more predictable and durable choice for modern construction.
Because they are fabricated off-site to exact specifications, CFS trusses arrive on site ready for installation, reducing the time and labour required to frame the roof structure.
Why CFS
Why Use CFS Truss Systems?
Applications
Where They're Used
They are particularly well-suited to projects where roof complexity, long spans, or non-combustibility requirements make steel the preferred structural option.
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Multi-family residential and mid-rise buildings
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Commercial and retail developments
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Institutional facilities
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Mixed-use construction projects
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Rapid housing and modular construction initiatives
Process
Design and Fabrication
CFS truss systems require careful coordination between the structural engineer’s design and the overall building geometry. Our team reviews project drawings to confirm truss profiles, bearing points, load conditions, and connection details before fabrication begins.
Trusses are manufactured to match the structural design exactly, with members cut to length, assembled, and labelled for sequenced delivery and installation. Where the roof design includes varied pitches, cantilevers, or irregular geometries, our fabrication process accounts for each condition to ensure every truss arrives dimensionally accurate.
Clear labelling and installation documentation are included with each delivery to support efficient erection sequencing on site.
Delivery
Delivery and Installation Support
Truss systems are delivered labelled and sequenced to support efficient installation from one section of the roof to the next. Sequencing documentation is provided to help the site team plan the erection order and coordinate with crane or rigging requirements.
Our team is available to support project managers and contractors with questions during the installation phase, and can assist with any coordination issues that arise between the steel framing and other trades or building systems.
Project Support
How We Support Your Project
We work with developers, general contractors, structural engineers, and architects at every stage of the project.
Early Stage
We can engage during the design phase to review truss layouts, confirm structural coordination with wall and floor assemblies, and identify any geometry or bearing conditions that may affect fabrication or installation.
During Fabrication
Our team provides clear communication on production timelines and delivery schedules. Any design revisions that affect the truss system are reviewed and addressed before manufacturing proceeds.
At Delivery
Trusses arrive labelled, sequenced, and ready for erection. Supporting documentation is provided to help the site team coordinate installation with the rest of the structural framing.
Let's Build
Ready to Discuss Your Project?
Whether you are in early planning or ready to move forward, our team is available to review your drawings and discuss your floor system requirements.
