There is a proverbial fly in the ointment here and that is builders like Walters and Morton build buildings that comply with local and state codes sooo in other words if your state and local codes don"t specify it they"re clear. I know this because I"m pricing the building of a new outbuilding and asked about this very issue and they said give us some specs and we"ll price it out for you so that means I need to get a certified architech to design for snow load which means more $$$ Sooo I"ve enlisted a friend who builds those type buildings on his own and uses the theory of the steeper the pitch the wider the gap works for me. He"s been building them for over 35 years and I know we aren"t in Minn. but have had 5 or 6 big snowfalls in those 35 but hasen"t lost a one. Buyer beware and that sucks! My rule of thumb is pitch the roof to the extreme and use tin and believe it or not it will withstand high winds better. My house is a 12/13 pitch capecod and we are the only house that hasn"t lost a roof or shingle in our neighborhood during Hurricane Ike.
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