Floorpro

1) The S-shaped cold-formed top chord combines with concrete to form a "composite top chord," an excellent solution as a substitute for nails embedded in the concrete. 2) Temporary supports placed between trusses directly support the upper formwork, eliminating the need for complex scaffolding onsite. 3) Part of the top chord extends into the concrete floor slab, making the distribution of floor steel very similar to the bending moment envelope. 4) Depending on actual usage, the bottom chord of the truss can be made from different materials such as section steel, steel tubes, and cold-formed steel. 5) Diagonal rods made of round steel change their angle distribution according to the varying force regions, maximizing the material’s load-bearing performance. 6) The pre-punched oblong holes in the top chord rods provide stable support for temporary props.