Trussed rafters
to prevent slack nails at a later date.
Roof in nave of four bays with large
scissor trusses.
The roof has three bays formed by three
arch-braced collar trusses
with king struts reaching to shorter collars above.
Truss rod, by the way.
There are five
cruck trusses
rising from ground level through the full height of the building.
Trusses with king struts
reaching to shorter collars above.
Trussed roof
plays host to one of the longest pub bars in england.
There isn't a
hogging truss
to be seen on this boat.
Roof of four arch-braced collar trusses with king and arcing struts;
intermediate trusses
with collars and king struts; rafters and through purlins.
Truss rod nut
clockwise to remove excess relief.
Flagged floor; walls roughly plastered and whitewashed; roof has rafters, purlins and one
tie-beam truss
with struts - some old timbers.
Truss with a single collar
against the west wall.
Truss a chicken.
Exposed original arched timber trusses
leading to the roof space.
One of the
principal trusses
in the roof is directly above.
Truss roof
over a small hall.
One of the barns has three reused
hammerbeam trusses.
Interior of barn has 2 pegged
king-post trusses
with struts.
Roof has three narrow
collar trusses
with straight braces.
The exposed
roof trusses
use beams from the old bell frame replaced in 1999.
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