What I'm saying is check with your building inspector. Building codes vary from where you live. No snow loading to worry about in Florida, however you need hurricane straps even on boat dock roofs.
A few miles form my place in the north a 3 sided shed was blown apart by a straight wind. Our winds are mostly out of the south west. This shed was open on the south. The wind lifted the roof and blew out the back wall. My guessing this shed was built by Bubby without a permit.
I wouldn't build anything without first getting a premit and checking with the building inspector on how he wants it built. YT building codes are worth about what you are paying for them.
I needed to pay $50 to get a permit to demolish a sturcture. I did pay $50, demolished the building, and then got taxes for it the next yar. Had I not jumped throught the hoops, The fine for not getting a permit is very expensive.
Please guys, if you're going to build something build it right the first time.
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