TYPE 04 · EXTRA HEADROOM, RESIDENTIAL ROOMS

Raised Tie Timber Truss

The tie beam sits higher to add headroom and attic space. Also called a raised bottom chord truss. Our raised tie trusses start at $1,500 for spans up to 20 ft and ship nationwide.

When to choose a raised tie truss

The tie beam sits higher to add headroom and attic space. Also called a raised bottom chord truss.

It’s a popular choice for extra headroom, residential rooms. Not sure it fits your project? Send your span and plans and our team will recommend the right design.

Raised Tie truss at a glance
Best forExtra headroom, residential rooms
PriceFrom $1,500 per truss
WoodSouthern yellow pine, Douglas Fir, cedar, cypress, oak, reclaimed
EngineeringStamped drawings for all 50 states
DeliveryUS & international, assembled or knocked down

PRICE EXAMPLES

How much does a raised tie truss cost?

Raised Tie trusses follow our standard price list. Your exact quote should fall within the range for your span, depending on the options you select. Delivery is not included.

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  • 16 FT SPANfrom $1,500
  • 24 FT SPAN$2,400–$3,600
  • 34 FT SPAN$4,250–$5,950
  • 40 FT SPAN$6,200–$10,000

Raised Tie truss FAQ

How much does a raised tie truss cost?

Raised Tie trusses follow our standard price list: from $1,500 for spans up to 20 ft, then $100–$250 per foot of span for larger trusses. Your exact quote should fall within the range for your span, depending on the options you select and structural requirements. Delivery is not included.

Can a raised tie truss be structural?

Yes. Raised Tie trusses can be decorative or load-bearing. Structural trusses are built to engineer-approved drawings, and we provide stamped drawings for all 50 states.

Which wood species can I choose?

Southern yellow pine, Douglas Fir, cedar, cypress, oak, pine, spruce and reclaimed timbers, among others, in finishes from planed and sanded to hand-hewn.

Get your build sheet and quote by email.

Exact quotes within 2 business days. Questions first? Talk to our timber truss specialists.