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Roof Structures

Spanning overhead, safely.

Roof structures in steel, timber, and concrete designed to span and carry load to the relevant Eurocodes.

Overview

What We
Deliver

Roof Structures carries the loads that keep a building standing. Primary structure must be designed and built to the Eurocodes (BS EN 1990–1999), balancing safety, economy, and buildability. We deliver roof structures with the engineering understanding and site skill to translate a structural design into a sound, accurate frame.

Our teams sequence roof structures around temporary stability, connections, and tolerances, coordinating with the trades that follow. From setting out to sign-off, we deliver roof structures — safe, accurate, and efficient.

Capabilities

What We Deliver

01

Design Coordination

Roof Structures coordinated with the structural design, resolving connections, tolerances, and temporary works to the Eurocodes.

02

Fabrication & Supply

Roof Structures fabricated and supplied to specification, with materials certified and quality controlled.

03

Accurate Erection

Roof Structures erected safely and accurately, with temporary stability and setting out managed throughout.

04

Inspection & Sign-Off

Roof Structures inspected and signed off against design, ready for the trades and structure that follow.

Standards

Eurocodes We
Design To

BS EN 1990

Basis of Design

Structural reliability and load combinations to the Eurocode basis of structural design.

BS EN 1993

Steel

Steel structures designed and detailed to Eurocode 3 for strength and stability.

BS EN 1992

Concrete

Reinforced and prestressed concrete designed to Eurocode 2 for durability and capacity.

BS EN 1995

Timber

Timber and engineered-wood structures designed to Eurocode 5.

Structural Construction

Planning Your
Roof Structures Project?

From design to erection, our team will deliver your roof structures to the Eurocodes — safe, accurate, and efficient.

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