This will be most.
Gable end roof overhang framing.
After that you should fix the cornice board to the end sides of the ridge and the load bearing beams.
The picture above shows the plan view of a gable roof.
That rafter outside forms the overhang for the barge boards to fix to and so the soffit boards and ventilation are continuous all the way around the structure.
Wide especially when the eave overhang is less than 12 in.
A rake on the gable end of the roof can be created with the construction of additional roof framing.
Framing a gable roof building a gable with barge end purlin struts and collar ties.
Uplift of roof decking at the overhang the other common wind related failure at gable ends is uplift of the roof decking at the overhang.
Gable end overhangs need to be well connected to the wall below.
Ladder trusses are made up using four noggins bridging at each corner to support a rafter outside the building.
There are several methods of making connections.
Inadequate nailing of the sheathing to supporting framing or inadequate connections of the framing at the rake edge that supports the roof.
Due to the shed s design a significant amount of rain runs off the rear of the shed.
After the end points of the plates are located the length is found using a base 1 triangle for a 6 in 12 pitch where the hypotenuse is 1 118 times the length of the base.
This can be from two causes.
When designing a gable end eave without a return the dimensions to look at are the width of the trim set between 6 in.
After the gable is framed lookouts extend from the first rafter inside the gable wall out over the plates to support the overhanging barge rafter.
Gable end overhangs constructed using the ladder detail.
Avoid gable ends that are over 8 in.
Thick and the overhang from the side wall set between 12 in.
Then load bearing roof beams fixed to the trusses are extended in the same way.
If the overhang is less than about 12 the overhang may not be at great risk but a poor roof sheathing attachment could still pose a risk.
To 18 in depending on the style of the building.