Building Elements -> Steelwork Canadian -> CA T-Shapes Cut from W-Shapes (WT)

WT shapes are structural tees formed by splitting a W-shape in half through its web, producing a T-shaped section with a wide flange and a stem. They're commonly used as chords in trusses and joists, as bracing members, and wherever a section needs to combine a flat connecting face with an efficient bending profile in a compact depth. Because every WT is derived directly from a parent W-shape, the CISC 12 series covers the same broad range of sizes. Every WT shape is available here as a free CAD block, with full dimension and property data included.