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USER GUIDE
Simplified Tie-down Details for Coupled Roofs
N1 & N2 Sheet Roofs and N3 Tile Roofs 3
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(The Code clause and table references given below apply to Part 2 and Part 3 unless specifically noted)
Background for N1, N2, N3 and N4 sheet roofs and N3 and N4 tile roofs.
AS 1684.2, Clause 9.6.1 states that “continuity of tie-down This guide only covers N1 & N2 sheet roofs and N3 tile roofs.
shall be provided from the roof sheeting (sheeting in this
sense also applies to roof tiles) to the foundations”. For Simplified details for a limited range of building spans and
‘pitched’ coupled roofs, where there is net uplift that cannot member and tie-down spacings are provided in this Guide
be resisted by nominal nailing alone, the code requires Note and accompanying sheets for the following
specific tie-down fixings to be installed. From Tables 9.2 and conditions:-
9.5, it can be seen that these specific tie-downs are required
Notes:
1. = no specific tie-down required
2. NGA = no guide available
3. The details provided are suitable for timber with Joint Strengths J1 to J4 and JD4 and JD5.
MASTER BUILDERS
A U S T R A L I A
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N1 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.1
(Roof Span up to 9000 mm, Rafters @ 900 crs, Collar Ties @ 900 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N1 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.2
(Roof Span up to 9000 mm, Rafters @ 1200 crs, Collar Ties @ 1200 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N1 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.3
(Roof Span up to 9000 - 12000mm, Rafters @ 900 crs, Collar Ties @ 900 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N1 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.4
(Roof Span up to 9000 - 12000mm, Rafters @ 1200 crs, Collar Ties @ 1200 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N2 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.5
(Roof Span up to 9000 mm, Rafters @ 900 crs, Collar Ties @ 900 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N2 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.6
(Roof Span up to 9000 mm, Rafters @ 1200 crs, Collar Ties @ 1200 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N2 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.7
(Roof Span up to 9000 - 12000 mm, Rafters @ 900 crs, Collar Ties @ 900 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N2 SHEET ROOF Sheet 3.8
(Roof Span up to 9000 - 12000 mm, Rafters @ 1200 crs, Collar Ties @ 1200 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N3 TILE ROOF Sheet 3.9
(Roof Span up to 9000 mm, Rafters @ 450 crs, Collar Ties @ 900 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
Note:
1. Minimum uplift capacity
required for proprietary
Lower storey bottom fasteners (detail 16) is 3.8
plate to floor frame or kN
slab @ 1200 crs 2. For single storey
details 14, 16, 17 or construction bearers are to
18. (3.8kN) be strapped or bolted to
their supports.
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N3 TILE ROOF Sheet 3.10
(Roof Span up to 9000 mm, Rafters @ 600 crs, Collar Ties @ 1200 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
Note:
1. Minimum uplift capacity
required for proprietary
Lower storey bottom fasteners (detail 16) is 3.8
plate to floor frame or kN
slab @ 1200 crs 2. For single storey
details 14, 16, 17 or construction bearers are to
18. (3.8kN) be strapped or bolted to
their supports.
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N3 TILE ROOF Sheet 3.11
(Roof Span up to 9000 - 12000 mm, Rafters @ 450 crs, Collar Ties @ 900 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
Note:
1. Minimum uplift capacity
required for proprietary
Lower storey bottom fasteners (detail 16) is 4.9
plate to floor frame or kN
slab @ 1200 crs 2. For single storey
details 14, 16, 17 or construction bearers are to
18. (4.9 kN) be strapped or bolted to
their supports.
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AS 1684 - Part 2 - SIMPLIFIED TIE-DOWN - N3 TILE ROOF Sheet 3.12
(Roof Span up to 9000 - 12000 mm, Rafters @ 600 crs, Collar Ties @ 1200 crs, O/hang 750 mm max)
Note:
1. Minimum uplift capacity
required for proprietary
Lower storey bottom fasteners (detail 16) is 4.9
plate to floor frame or kN
slab @ 1200 crs 2. For single storey
details 14, 16, 17 or construction bearers are to
18. (4.9 kN) be strapped or bolted to
their supports.
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30 x 0.8 mm G.I. strap 30 x 0.8 mm G.I. strap
with 6/2.8 mm O nails under ridge with
75x38 mm tie with each end 4/2.8 mm O nails
3/75 x 3.05 O nails each end each end
Detail 1 Detail 2
Detail 3 Detail 4
Detail 5 Detail 6
Detail 7 Detail 8
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30 x 0.8 G.I. strap
2/2.8 O nails
30x0.8 mm G.I. each end
Looped strap with
4/2.8 mm O each end
(5 nails for JD5)
Note:
a = 100 mm
a
or longer
Detail 9 to prevent
splitting.
1/Framing anchor
with 4/2.8 O nails
to each end Note: Note:
a a = 100 mm a
a = 250 mm
or longer or longer
to prevent to prevent
splitting. splitting.
180 mm 180 mm
min. min.
Detail 16
1/No. 14 Type 17 screw 30 x 0.8 looped G.I.strap with
at every joist with 38 mm 4/2.8 mm Ø nails each end at
1/30 x 0.8 mm
minimum penetration into 1200 mm maximum crs or M10
G.I. strap with
joist cuphead bolt at 1200 mm
4/2.8 mm O nails
maximum crs
each end
a
Note: a
a = 250 mm Strap fixed to
or longer lower stud
to prevent or bearer.
splitting. 100 mm max.
(see note)
100 mm
Detail 20 Detail 21
Lintel
100 mm
M10 bolt or
G.I. strap with
8 nails each end,
to floor frame or slab 100 mm (max.)
Note: Bolt may be 100 mm (max.) NOTE: The top plate shall be fixed to the lintel within
fixed through 100 mm of each rafter/truss, or the rafter/truss fixed
lower floor top plate, directly to the lintel with a fixing of equivalent tie-down
bearer or underbatten. strength to that required for the rafter/truss.
Detail 22 Detail 23
100 mm max.
(see note) 100 mm max.
250 mm
(see note)
Lintel 100 mm
Lintel
30 x 0.8 mm G.I. Solid nogging
strap with 100 mm 2/30 x 0.8 mm
6/2.8 mm O G.I. straps with
nails each end. 4/2.8 mm O
250 mm
100 mm (max.)
100 mm (max.)
NOTE: The top plate shall be fixed to the lintel within
100 mm of each rafter/truss, or the rafter/truss fixed NOTE: The top plate shall be fixed to the lintel within
directly to the lintel with a fixing of equivalent tie-down 100 mm of each rafter/truss, or the rafter/truss fixed
strength to that required for the rafter/truss. directly to the lintel with a fixing of equivalent tie-down
strength to that required for the rafter/truss.
Detail 24 Detail 25
100 mm max. 100 mm (max.) 100 mm max.
(see note) (see note)
250 mm
Lintel
250 mm 2/30 x 0.8 mm Solid nogging
G.I. straps with
6/2.8 mm O M10 Bolt
nails each end
250 mm
100 mm (max.)
NOTE: The top plate shall be fixed to the lintel within
NOTE: The top plate shall be fixed to the lintel within 100 mm of each rafter/truss, or the rafter/truss fixed
100 mm of each rafter/truss, or the rafter/truss fixed directly to the lintel with a fixing of equivalent tie-down
directly to the lintel with a fixing of equivalent tie-down strength to that required for the rafter/truss.
strength to that required for the rafter/truss.
USER GUIDE
Simplified Tie-down Details for Coupled Roofs
N1 & N2 Sheet Roofs and N3 Tile Roofs 3
User Guides are available from WoodSolutions.com.au June 2012
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