Posted by Pops1532 on December 22, 2013 at 15:24:34 from (98.227.133.60):
In Reply to: Pole Shed posted by john in la on December 22, 2013 at 11:23:54:
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Trusses are typically 8, 10 or sometimes 12' on center on pole barns. Since your posts are 8' OC I'd go with trusses 8' OC as well. Notch the posts for the trusses or better yet use laminated posts.
The roof purlins should be on edge not laying flat. You can use joist hangers and butt the purlins against the trusses or you can get brackets that let you run the purlins across the tops of the trusses.
I haven't seen a good 3 tab shingle in many years. You can get very good architectural shingles that will handle the 110 MPH wind. Still, I'd be inclined to use steel with a 45 year or better finish.
I'm not a fan of composite siding so I'd go with steel siding as well.
18" overhang is unusual. Depending on your plans on finishing the overhang, 16" may waste less material.
I wouldn't use the osb and felt under the steel roofing. You'd be money ahead to insulate the roof, or finish the ceiling and insulate it, and make sure the attic has good ventilation.
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