I was admiring the timbers. It makes me weep when I see the matchsticks used to make roof trusses in the UK. Pitiful really.
Or very well designed for their intended use.
I do agree that the trusses here are formed using heavier timber than most of the tiny roofs that are required for a lot of the low cost housing market we see in much of the UK, but I'm not entirely convinced it will be any stronger than the average engineered roof I would see in the west coast of Scotland, or even in the Highlands. The gable ladders for example look to me to be quite light compared with what we would expect to see here.
Apologies if my comments are detracting anything from an interesting thread.
