Structural · S-5KK4H

Typical Roof Anchor and Flush Framed Joist Connection at Steel Beam

Materials

Steel Metal (misc.)

Elements

Beams Roofs Decks Bracing Anchors / Embeds Connections / Plates

Connections

Gusset Plate Bolted Connection Deck Attachment

About this detail

These structural steel details illustrate typical roof anchor and joist connections framing into a supporting steel beam beneath a metal roof deck. The flush-framed joist connection features a full-depth three-eighths-inch connection plate provided by the joist supplier and a three-eighths-inch minimum thickness web plate at the roof anchor, with joist connections designed to resist an end-applied moment of ten kip-feet. The adjacent detail shows a steel joist braced with a six-by-six-by-one-quarter-inch angle attached via a one-quarter-inch gusset plate, with three-sixteenths-inch fillet welds specified on three sides. Where the bracing angle attaches to the joist further than six inches from a panel point, the joist is reinforced per the indicated detail. A three-kip additional load is accounted for at the roof joist.

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