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Roof trusses spacer

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Roof Truss Spacer – 24'' Quick and Precise Positioning Template

This roof truss spacer is designed to quickly and accurately position rafters at 24-inch center-to-center spacing. Made from galvanized steel, it provides a sturdy, reusable template for roof framing, construction and renovation projects.

 Technical Specifications

  • Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
  • Height: 3 cm / 1 in
  • Length: 69 cm / 27.5 in
  • Depth: 5 cm / 2.5 in
  • Material: Galvanized steel (long lifespan and rust-resistant)

Choose a roof truss spacer designed for precise positioning, faster installation and consistent 24" spacing on framing projects.

Fast and Reliable Delivery

Ships within 3 to 5 business days (express option available in 1 to 2 days). Receive your spacers quickly and start your work without delay .

​  Recommended Applications

  • Roof construction: Helps maintain consistent spacing between rafters for a reliable and well-aligned roof structure.
  • Carpentry projects: Ideal for installing roof trusses in residential, agricultural or renovation construction.
  • DIY and renovation work: Useful for jobsites requiring precise and secure rafter installation at 24" spacing.

Why Choose Our Roof 
Truss Spacers?

 24" center-to-center template: Helps ensure uniform and precise rafter positioning for a solid, well-aligned frame.

Easy and quick installation: Attaches in just a few moments, saving time on jobsites.

Robust and Secure : Made of corrosion-resistant galvanized steel, ideal for long-lasting use.

Serrated Notch : Provides better rafter retention and increased stability during installation.

Reusable : Designed to withstand multiple uses, this template will accompany you on several projects.

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FAQ Spacers

This FAQ answers the most common questions regarding its use, installation, and maintenance.

It ensures uniform spacing between roof trusses during installation.

Typically 24 inches (center to center), following building code standards.

Yes, it can be removed after the trusses are permanently secured.

Yes, its design fits various truss profiles.

Yes, it reduces the risk of temporary structural collapse.

No, it’s meant to be removed once the trusses are nailed.