Ah, Western Australia's roof tie-down requirements – because apparently, your roof's safety is a bureaucratic art form. In WA, tie-downs for roofs must comply with the Building Code of Australia and local council regulations. Typically, this means securing your roof structure to withstand wind loads common in the region, often requiring metal straps or bolts every 900mm along the roof frame.
These tie-downs are designed to prevent your roof from taking an unscheduled flight during a storm, which is just as well given the occasional WA gales. For exact specs, check with your local council or the Australian Standards (AS4055). And if you want to avoid your roof becoming an impromptu kite, a chat with ServiceCentral or a roofing specialist is advisable.
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