Eave Struts

• Profile: Designed specifically for eave applications, featuring a profile that integrates seamlessly with roof and wall panels.
• Application: Primarily used as secondary framing members at the eaves of metal buildings to define the roof pitch and provide attachment points for roofing and trim.
• Gauge Options: Available in a robust 14 gauge steel, ensuring durability and structural integrity at this critical juncture.
• Web Depths (Height): Choose from various web depths to suit your specific eave design and structural needs: 6", 8", 10", 12"
• Flange Widths: Standard (STD) flange width for optimal attachment and stability.
• Pitch Options: Supports various roof pitches, including 1/12, 2/12, 3/12, and 4/12.
• High/Low Sides: Available for both high side and low side eave applications.
  • 3/12 and 4/12 high side eave is unavailable as an option.‍
• Custom Lengths: Fabricated to your exact required lengths to minimize waste and ensure precise fitting on site.
• Quality Material: Made from durable, cold-formed steel for exceptional strength and longevity.

Ordering your Eave Struts from Indaco Metals is a streamlined process designed for efficiency:

1. Submit Your Requirements: Use our Purlin Line Requisition Form or contact our sales team, specifying the quantity, desired web depth, pitch, high/low side preference, and exact lengths for your Eave Purlins.
2. Quote Confirmation: Our team will review your requirements and provide a detailed quote.
3. Order Placement & Deposit: Once the quote is approved, a signed contract along with a 50% down payment is required to initiate your order.
4. Fabrication: Your custom-specified Eave Purlins are precisely fabricated in our USA facility.
5. Delivery: Following the receipt of your signed contract, delivery is typically within 14 to 16 weeks. We coordinate delivery directly to your construction site.
6. Installation: Your precision-cut Eave Purlins are ready for integration into your building's roof frame, ensuring a strong and stable structure.

For critical roof edge components, trust Indaco Metals' specialized knowledge and commitment to quality in steel framing.

• Specialized Engineering: Our Eave Purlins are specifically engineered for their unique role, ensuring accurate roof pitch definition and seamless integration with your metal building system.
• Precision Manufacturing: In-house fabrication guarantees every Eave Purlin is accurately manufactured to specification, providing a perfect fit and robust support at the roofline.
• Local & Reliable: As an Oklahoma-based, family-owned business, we understand the local construction demands and prioritize delivering durable, American-made steel.
• Quality You Can Build On: Our commitment to superior materials and fabrication means you're investing in the long-term integrity and aesthetic appeal of your entire metal building project.

Indaco Metals Eave Purlins are specifically designed to address the unique demands of roof edges, providing both critical structural support and a refined finish.

• Precise Roof Pitch Definition: Ensures the correct and consistent slope of your roof, crucial for effective water runoff and overall structural integrity.
• Enhanced Water Management: By accurately defining the eave line, these purlins contribute to optimal guttering installation and efficient water diversion from your building.
• Clean Aesthetic Finish: Provides a neat and professional edge to the roofline, seamlessly connecting roof and wall components for a polished appearance.
• Structural Stability: Offers robust support at the critical intersection of the roof and wall, enhancing the overall stability of the building.
• Precision Manufacturing: Our in-house engineering and fabrication guarantee accurate dimensions and consistent quality, leading to a perfect fit and easier installation.

What’s the difference between eave struts and purlins?
Eave struts are designed specifically for roof edges, providing slope alignment and gutter support.

Do eave struts come pre-punched?
Yes, pre-punching is available for faster field installation.

What gauges are available?
Typically 12–16 gauge, with custom options based on design loads.