| 摘要 |
<p>The transverse timber framing is for use in chalet construction and has an elevated and foreshortened king-post. The frame has two symmetrically inclined principle rafters (1) which converge on an house into a stub king-post (3). A high level horizontal tie (4) completes the apex framing, and the rafters are fixed to the heads of two symmetrically disposed posts (6). At mid-height, the posts mortice onto a principle horizontal tie-beam (9). Both the rafters (1) and the tie-beam (9) cantilever and beyond the posts (6) to be united by a vertical tie (15). The tie extend below the tie beam (9) and two parallel inclined braces (18, 20) completed the wall framing.</p> |
