Trusses Used in QSRs and CSPs? What are They?
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From the Article: “Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs) and Convenience Store Petroleum (CSPs) are not concepts that flow off the lips of members of the truss industry, yet it is a vibrant construction business that can easily be served by the truss community… A new entrant in this market is a company called G2 National, whose mission is to help solve the pain points that they have found this market to have…”
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Currently, changes in loading requirements by regions cause extreme changes to the structural framing system reeking havoc upon on-center spacing, truss depths, roof openings, framing details, and even the materials used.
G2 National has innovated wood-framed structural shells that can eliminate these budget and construction schedule demons.
