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• <br /> TRUSS CHORD INFORMATION <br /> ,w el 0„* = o f I 4S' <br /> . <br /> Weyerhaeuser MEL and MSR Truss Chord s'Trus Joist®2.0E Micrdllame LVI Truss Chord <br /> Machine Evaluated Lumber(MEL) The 2.0E�rofame LVL Truss Chord is available in the following sixek,; <br /> M12:2x4,2x6,2x8,2x10,and 2x12 nominal sizes;lengths from 8'to 20' Widt I ".1 , <br /> M23:2x8,2x10,and 2x12 nominal sizes;lengths from 8'to 20' <br /> Machine Stress Rated(MSR)Lumber* jr Dept :3 ,5l4°,lY°,9y",9' °,11 ",11W,and 14" I. <br /> I <br /> 16501,1800f,and 2100f:2x4 and 2x6 nominal sizes;lengths from 8'to 20' 1 Lengths:10'to 60'in 1'foot increments <br /> 24001:2x4,2x6,218,2x10,and 2x12 nominal sizes;lengths from 8'to 20' <br /> *NE Microliam®LVL truss chords are available only€n select markets.Contact,or <br /> *Other MSR lumber products may be available in your area.Check with your Weyerhaeuser ` local Weyerhaeuser representative for information. <br /> representative. /" <br /> Grade Options and Product Benefits Application Examples <br /> Weyerhaeuser's line of truss products includes several grades of performance tested Example 1: /�- •r�M <br /> MEL and MSR lumber,plus a unique grade of Microllani®LVL produced specifically for an M-12,1650f,1800f, . <br /> plated-truss applications. or 2400f <br /> • M-12 is our newest performance tested MEL product.Made from Southern Pine,it's <br /> designed to meet the requirements of most truss applications. <br /> • 1650f and 21001 MSR SPF lumber and 1800f and 2400f MSR pFLN lumber come in Example 2: <br /> 2x4 and 2x6 depths,making them versatile,multi-purpose truss chord products, M12,1650f,or 2400f webs <br /> , ir2::: , <br /> The 1650f SP product is available in 2x4 depth only. and top chards;2100f,2400f, <br /> or M-23'bottom chord <br /> • M-23 MEL SP lumber provides more strength than M-12 and is available in deeper <br /> nominal sizes.It performs well in high-road applications,and when limited <br /> deflection is critical or a reduced cross section is desired. <br /> • 2400f lumber is our strongest Southern Pine MSR product and is available in Example 3: <br /> deeper nominal sizes.It performs well in high-load applications,and when limited All M-12,1650f, <br /> deflection is critical ora reduced cross section is desired. 1800f,or 1400E <br /> a 2,0E Microllam®LVI.Grade is our premium chord product,designed for plate <br /> connected truss applications that require high-stress members—such as bottom Example 4 <br /> chords in girder trusses,bonus room trusses,or top chords in tail-bearing trusses. M12,1650f,1800E or 2400f <br /> webs and top chords;1800f, _,_....-----'8,..._ <br /> MEL and MSR benefits: 2100f,M-23,2400f.orb <br /> ■ Both MEL and MSR lumber grades contain less wane than industry standards, bottom <br /> a hord 1 ® <br /> providing a superior plating surface and an appealing appearance while also bottom chord <br /> reducing material waste. <br /> ■The consistent strength of MEL and MSR lumber—something you can't count on <br /> with visually graded lumber—means trusses will deflect similarly under load, <br /> resulting in smoother ceilings and ridgelines. <br /> 2.0E Microllame LVL manufacturing benefits: Example 5:Bonus Ream <br /> M-12,1650f,1800f, <br /> • Fewer plies are required in most girder assemblies. or webs and top �0� <br /> ■ Chords resists shrinking and splitting. chords;homM23e OOf, <br /> arMicrollam LVL . < . ,.4.,. _:.;,, <„44,,:..,, ;.,, <br /> ■Standard depths(up to 14')match depths of adjoining floor systems;longer bottom chord 44116. <br /> lengths(up to 60')reduce the need for chord splicing. <br /> Note:To ensure appropriate specification and design,Microllam,LVL can be used <br /> only by authorized truss manufacturers who use truss design software by the <br /> following companies:'ITW Building Components(Alpine Engineered Products and <br /> Truswal Systems)and MiTek Industries,Inc. N ,1104a IMttaeithrte ttr rraaltxCS 01 <br /> artrioferuferf,firth*i ;,- <br /> '- Code Evaluations:See ICC-ES ESR-1387 <br /> Weyerhaeuser Truss Chord Specifier's Guide 9008 I June 2019 <br /> " . • . . • 2 <br /> 2 <br />