Arba
Timber roof trusses and structural wood components for construction professionals in Aquitaine
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Arba
Arba manufactures industrial and traditional timber roof frames, trusses, metal-web beams, glulam beams, timber-frame walls, floor joists and other structural components. Its technical design office calculates and draws structures to order.
Customers include carpenters, masons, roofers, architects and quantity surveyors. The company also distributes glulam beams and delivers products; it states that its Arba beams are produced exclusively for the south-west of France.
Arba is based in Saint-Vincent-de-Pertignas, France, and was founded in 1993. It serves Aquitaine and reports more than 40 years of experience in carpentry work.
Product: Manufactures custom timber roof structures and components, including trusses, metal-web beams, glulam beams, timber-frame walls and floor joists.
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