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Detail B - Typical wood gable-wall bracing

Details for fortifying beam to column connections.

Failure of composition roof shingles and underlayment due to high winds.

Observed roof bracing for gable roof overhang and recommended modification

Right – To make decks more resistant to fires, for floor joists and beams, use heavy fire-retardant-treated timbers, concrete, or steel framing; for decking and stair treads, use treated wood, brick, or concrete pavers; and for railings, use treated wood, metal, cables, or tempered glass. — Right – To make decks more resistant to fires, for floor joists and beams, use heavy fire-retardant-treated timbers, concrete, or steel framing; for decking and stair treads, use treated wood, brick, or concrete pavers; and for railings, use treated wood,

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