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BANNER BUILDINGS |
Built By: TENNESSEE STRUCTURES
Established 1975
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FLUSH FRAMING The end of the
framing members bear directly against the top cord of the
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SECURE - LOCK The extra deep
truss shoulder is placed in a notched post pocket then
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FOUNDATION SYSTEM The Banner foundation is buried three to five feet deep and is solidly anchored with eighty pounds of concrete. Each post is pressure treated to protect against decay and insect damage. |
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USEABLE SPACE Clear span design
coupled with the Banner secure lock system eliminates interior post and
the need for knee braces.
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CLEAR SPAN TRUSSES All Banner trusses are certified by a Tennessee licensed engineer to meet or exceed Southern Building Codes.
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TRIPLE STRENGTH ROLLING DOORS Banner doors are
built with the framing members |
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BANNER BUILDINGS OFFER |
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| *Garages | *Commercial |
| *Hobby/Recreational | *Horse Stables |
| *Riding Arenas | *Agriculture |
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*Clearance Heights Of : 8, 9, 10, 12, 14 and 16 feet |
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ACCESSORIES INCLUDE |
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Lean-to 8 To 24 ft. Spans |
Roof Vents |
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Skylights |
Horse Stalls |
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Sliding Doors Up To 20 ft |
Windows |
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Overhangs (Solid & Vented) |
Overhead Doors |
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Vinyl Fiberglass |
Cupolas & Weather Vanes |
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Wainscot Siding |
Do It Yourself |
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4824 Highway 41-A North
Eagleville, TN 37060
800-273-8768, 615-274-3280,
615-794-9489, Fax : 274-3935
Tennessee Structures Guestbook
truss,
utilizing its full strength to provide a stronger, positive bearing
connection.
secured with two
heavy duty bolts and ten ring shank spikes, which locks the connection
into one unit.
These features provide full use of
valuable space from wall to wall and floor to truss.
placed on edge, rather than flat wise, to
the metal skin. The Banner door system is designed for easy
operation and many years of trouble free use.