SOLID SAWNROOF DECKING

Center-MatChed

and end-MatChed

with Sanded FaCe

ALSO AVAILABLESquare edge

rough Sawn

BullnoSe edge

SpeCiFied lengthS

SPECIFIED LENGTHSStruCtural Finger-Jointed

up to 24'

SOLID SAWNROOF DECKING

WOOD ROOF & FLOOR DECKINGLAMINATED & SOLID

Boise Cascade Engineered Wood Products known for quality structural wood products, now manufactures solid sawn roof decking in Douglas Fir/Larch and Alaskan yellow cedar (special order).

Solid sawn decking is center and end-matched with a sanded face and kiln-dried to 15% moisture content and less.

The decking is also available with a square edge, or bullnose edge and/or rough-sawn face in specified lengths up to 24 feet. The span tables for the solid sawn decking are shown here.

For Alaskan Yellow Cedar in wet-use decking conditions, call Homedale sales for more information.

Solid sawn decking serves as a structural load carrying unit and, combined with laminated beams and columns, provides a distinctive wood deck ceiling in the traditional timber style.

This facility also manufactures:• Laminated random length roof decking• Long length roof decking• Douglas Fir laminated wood beams• Alaskan yellow cedar laminated wood

beams (special order).Service and Shipment

Wood roof decking can be factory pre-finished with a choice of Olympic, acrylic, or other proprietary stains to enhance the wood grain characteristics.

All Homedale solid sawn decking is subject to strict quality controls. Orders can be shipped direct to the job site or to distribution yard facilities.For the name of your nearest distributor,contact us at 208.337.3134 or email Glulam@BC.com for the distributor nearest to you. Information is also available on our website at www.BC.com/ewp

Pictured on cover: Alaskan Yellow Cedar wood roof decking on installation photo. Two Insets showing close-up center-matched and end-matched samples of Douglas fir/Larch solid sawn decking.Pictured above: Detail of Alaskan Yellow Cedar solid sawn decking.

SOLID SAWNROOF DECKING

2 x 6"

THERMAL INSULATION VALUESNominal

ThicknessR-Value Decking

Combined R-Value of Decking with

4" Rigid Insulation

Douglas Fir/Larch 2" 1.9 31.9

Alaska Yellow Cedar 2" 2.2 32.2

1. R-values based on published 4" Polyisocyanurate rigid foam insulation values.

2. Published R-values may vary from each manufacturer.3. Forsuggestionsonotherroofinsulationconfigurations,

please contact the Filler King® Sales Dept.

ROOF DECKING WEIGHTSNominal Inches

Lbs. per Sq. Ft.

Lbs per MBF

Douglas Fir/Larch 2 4.0 1800

Alaska Yellow Cedar 2 4.0 1800

SECTION PROPERTIES PER FOOT OF DECK WIDTHNominal Inches

Actual Inches I - In.4 S - In.3 A - In.2

2 17/16 2.97 4.14 17..26

*ROOF QUANTITY ESTIMATING FACTORSNominal Inches

Actual Sizes Inches

Bd. Ft./ Sq. Ft.

Bd. Ft./ Lineal Ft.

2 x 6 17/16 x 5 2.40 1.000

2 x 8 17/16 x 63/4 2.37 1.334

*EXAMPLE: 10,000 sq. ft. of roof deck x 2.4 equals 24,000 bd. ft. of 2 x 6 deck. Add a trim waste factor per job conditions.

AllowAble Uniform roof loAd (PSf)*

SPAN FEET

doUglAS fir/lArch AlASkAn Yellow cedAr

E = 1,800,000 psiFb = 2530 psi (CD = 1.15)

E = 1,400,000 psiFb = 1600 psi (CD = 1.15)

SIMPLE SPAN CONTROLLED** RANDOM LAYUP

2-SPAN CONTINUOUS SIMPLE SPAN CONTROLLED**

RANDOM LAYUP2-SPAN

CONTINUOUSL/180

PSF L/240

PSFL/180

PSF L/240

PSFL/180

PSF L/240

PSFL/180

PSF L/240

PSFL/180

PSF L/240

PSFL/180

PSF L/240

PSF2 1740 1480 1450 1450 1740 1740 1100 1100 915 915 1100 11003 587 440 645 645 775 775 456 342 408 408 490 4904 248 186 363 314 436 436 193 144 230 230 276 2765 127 95 215 161 279 229 99 74 147 125 176 1766 73 55 124 93 177 133 57 43 97 72 122 1037 46 35 78 59 111 83 36 27 61 46 87 658 31 23 52 39 75 56 24 18 41 31 58 439 22 16 37 28 52 39 17 13 29 21 41 31

10 16 12 27 20 38 29 12 9 21 16 30 2211 29 22 22 1712 22 17 17 13

■ = loads controlled by bending*Allowable uniform load is based on a load duration factor of 1.15 (snow) and dry service conditions. Effects of roof slope are not considered. Values do not take into consideration slight section loss due to tongue and groove profile, beveled edges, and other manufacturing details, which may reduce the section and resultant allowable values up to 2%. Long term deflection effects (creep) have not been taken into consideration in this table.

For loads based on deflection of L/360 or L/480, use ½ of L/180 or L/240 values, respectively.

**Controlled random layup — most economical system. Random deck is applied over three or more spans. Each piece must bear on at least one support beam or joist. All end-joints shall be end-matched. End joints in adjacent planks shall be at least two feet apart. The end spans shall have decking bearing on two supports for one out of three pieces of decking.

PO Box 185 • 4318 Pioneer Rd.Homedale, ID 83628T 208.337.3134 • F 208.337.3139800.237.4013www.BC.com/ewpGlulam@BC.com

SOLID SAWN ROOF DECKING FLYER 11/2014

WOOD ROOF & FLOOR DECKINGLAMINATED & SOLID