Alpine's truss plates are light gauge metal plates used to connect prefabricated light frame wood trusses. Truss plates are produced by punching light gauge galvanised steel (usually 16, 18, or 20 gauge) so that the teeth protrude from one side. Truss plates are installed by first orienting the members to be connected and then pressing the plate into the members using a hydrolic press, roller, or ram.

With thousands of high-performance structural connectors and various corrosion-resistant coatings, Alpine offers products for virtually any application - ensuring our customers' components perform year after year.

Alpine trusses provide longer, stronger clear spans and greater design flexibility in locating bearing walls and partitions. The trusses require no field cutting or trimming to provide a fast close-in.

Delivered to the job site ready for installation, the lightweight, rigid floor trusses go up easily and quickly, often without the use of a crane.

Alpine trusses provide longer, stronger clear spans and greater design flexibility in locating bearing walls and partitions. The trusses require no field cutting or trimming to provide a fast close-in.

Delivered to the job site ready for installation, the lightweight, rigid floor trusses go up easily and quickly, often without the use of a crane.