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(� Double-wide homes manufactured before July 13, 1994, may not require�'oof ties, unless such ties are installed or provided by the manufacturer. However, additions or canopies may require such ties depending on the type of construction. All are subject to the same frame tie requirements as single-wide homes. (g) Over-the-roof tie-down straps or tie points shall be connected to a ground anchor. If a strap has been damaged, cut off or removed, a replacement strap shall be installed or spliced using two (2) listed strap seals affixed to twelve inch(12")overlap of strap with two(2) crimps evenly spaced on the seal. (h) Used homes designed and requiring over-the-roof tie-downs and having a permanent type structure adequate to provide structural rigidity and stability,meeting the design loads as required by the Standard Building Code, as hereby incorporated by reference, shall not be required to have over-the-roof ties in the area of the addition,but shall require one at each end. (6) Center Line Fastening: Multiple section homes shall be mechanically fastened every � twenty-four inches (24") at the bottom, end walls and roof. A minimum thirty(30) gauge, eight inches(8")wide, galvanized strip shall be centered over the peak and fastened with galvanized roofmg nails at two inches(2") on center at both sides of center line. Specific Authority 320.011, 320.8325(2), F.S. Law Implemented 320.77(10), 320.822(12), 320.8285, 320.8325, 320.835(2),F.S. History-New 1-10-94,Amended 10-02-95. 15C-1.0105 Testing Specifications for Straps, Piers,Anchors and All Components. (1) To secure approval of their products,manufacturers and/or producers shall have their products tested and certified by a registered engineer registered in the state of the product manufacturer or State of Florida. The engineer and testing laboratory shall be independent from the product manufacturer and the product manufacturer's affiliates. Testing shall be conducted 18 I