Melingoed roof trusses are designed and manufactured at our Carmarthenshire sawmill in West Wales. We offer you cost-effective roof truss solutions for domestic housing, commercial and industrial developments. Melingoed continues it’s support for local companies and developers as it has done for over 20 years. We now supply roof trusses to building projects across Wales and the West of England.
ROOF TRUSSES
ROOF TRUSSSES – MANUFACTURED IN WEST WALES
TRUSSED RAFTER ROOFS
Trussed rafters are today’s preferred choice for roof design, providing a fully engineered roof truss solution and allowing rapid installation times.
ATTIC TRUSSES
Attic roof trusses provide a means of increasing the habitable footprint and value of your home, through incorporating a ‘room-in-the-roof’.
FEATURE TRUSSES
Traditional green oak frames using traditional pegged joinery. Exposed timbers form some of the most beautiful and pleasing interiors.
ROOF PACKAGES
A selection of ancilary items required to take your roof truss project through to completion. Includes graded timber, hangers, fixings and roof coverings.
ROOFING ACCESSORIES
Our range of roofing products from hangers to batten, breathable felt to roof windows. Quality products from respected names such as Cullen, Proctor and Actis.
SLATES & TILES
A range of roof tiles and man-made or natural slate at competitve prices. Let us put together a package, complete with ridge tiles and fixings.
Roof Trusses and the Environment
Our trussed rafters and attic trusses are CE certified products. Our roof trusses are manufactured from sustainable TR26 graded timber and connected with ITW Alpine plating technology. Metal plate connected roof trusses enjoy an outstanding record of more than 35 years of proven performance and durability. Melingoed embraces nationally recognised standards for truss design and the manufacturing of metal plate connected wood trusses.
The timber construction of roof trusses is ideal for the environmentally conscious as timber is the only truly renewable building resource. Being a natural insulator, wood construction also benefits from higher thermal efficiency than alternative materials such as aluminium, steel or concrete.