I am working on an ICF framed house that has concrete embedded (in concrete) hurricane anchors. Originally for trusses, but, now doing a compression roof. Hardware company (Burmon) indicated rafter framing can be done as well with them but doesn't have a reference detail for it.
Has anyone ever framed where the rafter sits directly on top of the joist (which is cut at an angle), instead of next to it on the plate and nailed together (can't do that since I don't want the joist on the concrete, and the anchors are already set)? Not sure if anyone has a framing detail of a rafter directly on a joist?
There is a picture on Burmon's site that shows what I'm talking about, although I'd assume I'd need a tie plate behind the saddle plate to make sure they are connected together at a minimum:
I could also do a separate after tie above that between the points using fastening schedule in IRC, but, hoping for other options I can present to the building dept.
Other options are also appreciated.
Has anyone ever framed where the rafter sits directly on top of the joist (which is cut at an angle), instead of next to it on the plate and nailed together (can't do that since I don't want the joist on the concrete, and the anchors are already set)? Not sure if anyone has a framing detail of a rafter directly on a joist?
There is a picture on Burmon's site that shows what I'm talking about, although I'd assume I'd need a tie plate behind the saddle plate to make sure they are connected together at a minimum:
I could also do a separate after tie above that between the points using fastening schedule in IRC, but, hoping for other options I can present to the building dept.
Other options are also appreciated.
