I have a "non - certified" 18 x 21 carport. We had it on top of a hill for 5 years and it never moved with 3' rebar pounded into the ground. Moved it down the hill, pounded in the same rebar stakes and added 3 sides and it never moved for 5 more years until a couple weeks ago.
The shed opened to the west and normally the worst winds seem to come out of the south, north or east with a storm. We had 30-60 MPH sustained winds from the west for 2 days - on day two the shed flipped end for end. This surprised me considering the shed was mostly full of hay, I figured it wouldn't be an issue until the hay was gone. When it flipped the end wall scooped up abut 10 bales of hay that landed in the roof - which seemed to keep it from blowing away. 4 days later on a calm Saturday morning I lifted it part way up with a loader and then we pulled it the rest of the way over. Landed almost where is started from. A few roofing screws to tighten up the seams and it doesn't even leak. On the peaks on the front (where I lifted it with the tractor and loader) and the back (where it stood on end twice) are beat up. For $599 I can't complain too much. From now on I'll tie the frame of the shed to baler (stored with the hay) to keep it from lifting.
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