The direction of the front nose portion of the TrussLox Spreader Bar (SB) is a matter of preference. The TrussLox SB front nose can be positioned toward the stationary truss (or “flying” the SB into the set truss) seems to be the preferred method of use or you can set a truss with the SB attached in the direct to receive the incoming truss, both methods will work.
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TrussLox recommends that you follow the industry standard set forth by your truss manufacturer specifications. TrussLox recommends one (1) TrussLox Spreader Bar (SB) per 25 square feet for a typical truss bracing building (1 SB / 25 sq. ft.).
READ PRIOR TO TRUSSLOX SPREADER BAR INSTALLATION:
1. TrussLox Spreader Bars are intended for temporary truss bracing ONLY.
2. TrussLox Spreader Bars do NOT prevent lateral sway of trusses. Follow truss manufacturers recommendation for truss sway prevention.
3. Do NOT walk or stand on TrussLox Spreader Bars – this tool is NOT a step.
4. Prior to TrussLox Spreader Bar installation, inspect each tool for cracks, wear, and/or compromised areas. Dispose of any damaged tools.
5. The screw holes on the top portion of the TrussLox Spreader Bars may be utilized for additional securing purposes on truss members.
6. Set each truss into correct position and secure TrussLox Spreader Bar as shown in the instructional video on our website at www.trusslox.com.
7. Use your truss manufacturers suggested guidelines/specifications for temporary bracing placement.
8. Use caution when removing TrussLox Spreader Bars from truss members. Do NOT drop from roof. TrussLox Spreader Bars is designed with a nose hole that may be used for lowering tools safely from the roof to the floor with a rope or cable.
To learn more and download resources visit our Safety Guideline Page
TrussLox recommends that you follow the industry standard set forth by your truss manufacturer specifications. Use your truss manufacturers suggested guidelines for temporary bracing spacing.
