Truss frame buildings use welded steel trusses instead of rigid frame beams, creating a lighter but highly efficient structure. This design allows for wide, open interiors at a lower cost, making truss frames especially popular in agricultural and rural applications.
The open-web design reduces overall steel use while still delivering impressive span capabilities, often without the need for interior columns. Indaco Metals fabricates truss frames to project-specific requirements, ensuring each building is engineered for durability, code compliance, and Oklahoma’s demanding weather conditions.
Truss frame buildings are the best fit for:
If your project requires very large spans (over 100 feet) or heavy industrial loads, a rigid frame system may be the better choice. For agricultural and light commercial needs, truss frames provide excellent strength at a lower cost.
Understanding the process from concept to completion is key. Here's what you can expect when partnering with Indaco Metals for your Truss Frame Building:
Indaco Metals has decades of experience designing and fabricating truss frame systems for agricultural and rural customers. With local production in Shawnee, our buildings are tailored for Oklahoma’s climate and delivered as complete kits, ensuring quality, faster turnaround, and full project support.
What’s the main advantage of a truss frame building?
Lower steel cost with wide, open spans.
How wide can truss frames span?
Typically 80–100 feet, depending on design.
Are truss frame buildings engineered for Oklahoma weather?
Yes, all systems are designed for local wind and snow loads.
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