Where do you put cross bracing in a shed?

Cross bracing in a shed is typically placed in the walls, particularly in the corners or mid-panel areas, to enhance structural stability and resist lateral forces. It can be made from diagonal pieces of wood or metal that connect opposite corners of a panel, creating a triangle that helps distribute loads evenly. Additionally, cross bracing can also be applied in the roof structure to further reinforce stability. Proper placement ensures the shed can withstand wind and other external pressures.