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Metal aluminum alloy antique flying eaves

Metal antique flying rafters are placed on top of the purlins, perpendicular to their direction, and are used to bear the roof sheathing (roof panels) and tiles. Flying rafters, also known as "flying kids," are a type of rafter that extends outward from the eave rafters. The back end of the metal antique flying rafters is wedge-shaped, nailed to the eave rafters, and the rafters are generally round.

Advantages of Metal Ancient Eave Tiles:

1. Material: Aluminum flying rafters are assembled and welded from aluminum single panels, which are lighter and less expensive than traditional solid wood flying rafters.

2. Installation: Aluminum flying rafters are effectively and securely connected to the original civil construction foundation through transition pieces, while traditional solid wood flying rafters are connected through mortise and tenon joints with corbels and arches.

Quick and easy installation compared to traditional aluminum flying rafters.

3. Application Scope: Aluminum flying eaves combined with conversion parts can cater to a variety of modern civil engineering structures, while traditional flying eaves are limited to our traditional architectural structures.

Aluminum flying eaves have a broader application range and are in line with the development of contemporary architectural techniques.

4. Post-Maintenance: As all aluminum flying bays are mechanically connected and weldless, they are also removable. Therefore, in case of deformation or damage later on, it is more manageable than with traditional solid structures.