At Modern Industries, we provide top-quality rafter made with half-white solutions that ensure the structural integrity and durability of your buildings. Rafters play a crucial role in the construction of roofs, providing essential support and stability.

Rafters are essential structural components in roof construction, running from the ridge or peak of the roof down to the eaves, typically resting on vertical column beams. Positioned above these vertical beams, rafters play a crucial role in supporting the roof’s weight and evenly distributing it across the structure.

• Enhanced Stability and Load Distribution
  By connecting the ridge beam to the vertical beams below, rafters provide stability and ensure the roof’s weight is efficiently distributed across the structure. This configuration helps prevent excessive stress on any single point, prolonging the lifespan of the roof.
• Strong Support for Roofing Material
  Rafters create a solid framework to which roofing materials, such as sheathing, underlayment, and shingles, are attached. This support is essential for maintaining the roof’s shape and structural integrity under heavy loads, like snow, rain, or wind.
• Space for Insulation and Ventilation
  The space created between rafters above vertical beams is ideal for adding insulation and ventilation, helping improve energy efficiency and moisture control within the building.
• Versatile Design and Aesthetic Appeal
  Rafters can be left exposed in certain designs, adding a rustic or architectural element to the space. They can also be modified for different roof styles, including gable, hip, and flat roofs.

• Residential and Commercial Buildings
  This setup is widely used in both residential and commercial construction, providing the needed support and stability for various roof types.
• Sheds, Barns, and Warehouses
  For structures with high roofs or those that need additional space, rafters above vertical beams offer ample structural support while allowing room for additional features, like lofts or storage areas.