Multi Gable Frame

A Multi-Gable Frame is a PEB framing system where two or more gable (double-slope) frames are connected side by side to cover a very large floor area.

Each gable has its own ridge, and they are joined with valley gutters in between.

Used when a single clear-span or multi-span frame becomes uneconomical for extra-wide buildings.

Consists of multiple adjoining gable frames.

Valley gutters used to handle rainwater between ridges.

More economical than a single very wide frame.

Allows phased expansion (add more gables later).

Advantages of Multi-Gable Frames

✅ Covers very large areas (beyond 100 m width).
✅ More economical than single-span structures.
✅ Easier to expand by adding more gables.
✅ Provides functional separation of spaces (each gable can house a different activity).
✅ Handles wind and snow loads effectively with multiple ridges.