Frame and truss supplier for Jindabyne, Cooma and the Snowy Mountains
Snow-load-rated roof trusses and wall frames for Jindabyne, Cooma, Berridale and the Monaro, made in West Gosford and delivered to site.
Delivered as far as Jindabyne
We've delivered jobs as far as Jindabyne, and the Snowy Mountains are where getting the design right matters most in NSW. Alpine roofs carry serious snow loads, and the trusses, bracing and tie-downs have to be designed for them, not for a coastal roof.
Every Snowy job is detailed in Pryda software to the snow load, wind classification and BAL rating on your plans and the engineer's drawings, then made in West Gosford and delivered to site with instructions.
Homes, holiday houses and lodges
Jindabyne, East Jindabyne, Berridale and Crackenback see a steady mix of permanent homes, holiday houses and lodge-style builds. Steep roof pitches that shed snow, raked ceilings and exposed timber are common, and we can price scissor trusses and hardwood trusses for those designs.
Building inside Kosciuszko National Park, at Thredbo or Perisher, comes with its own approvals. Your designer and engineer handle those, and we supply to their drawings.
Where we deliver in the Snowy Mountains
Including:
- Jindabyne
- East Jindabyne
- Cooma
- Berridale
- Dalgety
- Adaminaby
- Thredbo
- Perisher
- Crackenback
- Bombala
- Nimmitabel
- Tumut
- Tumbarumba
- Batlow
- Khancoban
Not listed? We deliver all around NSW. Put the site suburb on the quote form and delivery is included in the price.
Request a quoteSite conditions in the Snowy Mountains
Every job is designed to the wind classification, BAL rating and any snow load on your plans. Here's what tends to come up in the Snowy Mountains. See how the ratings change your frames and trusses.
Alpine snow loads
Jindabyne sits around 900 metres above sea level, and Thredbo and Perisher sit well above 1,300 metres, where snow loads govern roof design. We design the trusses, hangers and tie-downs to the snow load your engineer specifies for the site.
Cold-climate walls
Snowy homes are built for long, cold winters, and some designers want deeper walls to fit more insulation. We make frames with bigger studs for custom jobs, so tell us what your plans call for.
Bushfire and Monaro wind
Lots on the edge of the national park, and on the open Monaro plains around Cooma and Berridale, can carry a BAL rating, a higher wind classification, or both. We design to whatever your plans specify.
Frames, trusses and floors for the Snowy Mountains
Made in West Gosford to your plans, with flooring delivered with them if you need it.
Prefabricated wall frames
Pine or LVL frames, and bigger studs for deeper, better-insulated walls.
Roof trusses
Trusses designed to alpine snow loads, including steep pitches, scissor trusses and hardwood trusses.
Floor trusses and I-joists
Posi joists with timber or steel webs, and I-joist floor systems.
Timber and beams
Pine in MGP10 and MGP12, LVL, and glulam beams for anything cut on site.
Snowy Mountains questions
Can you supply roof trusses for Jindabyne?
Yes. We've delivered to Jindabyne and design trusses to the snow load, wind classification and BAL rating on your plans.
Can you design trusses for Thredbo and Perisher?
Yes, to the snow load your engineer specifies for the site's altitude. Building in Kosciuszko National Park needs its own approvals, which your designer arranges.
What do you need for an alpine job?
Your plans, the engineer's drawings with the design snow load, wind classification and BAL rating, and the site address. Altitude drives the snow load, so give us the exact site.
Nearby: Southern Highlands and Goulburn, Riverina and Murray, Far South Coast. Or see everywhere we deliver in NSW. Owner builder? Start with how to prepare plans for a quote.