SnowBreaker 25pcs PeelnStick & Adhesive Kit for Metal Steel Standing Seam Roof
Brand: SnoBlox
Color: Clear
Categories: Patio, Lawn & Garden, Snow Removal, De-Icers & Salt Spreaders, Snow & Ice Melters

Snow Guards are rooftop devices that help prevent snow slides and the dangerous movement of snow and ice on a metal roof by allowing it to melt completely or drop off in small amounts. Polycarbonate Plastic snow and ice guards can also be called, snow-guards, snow brackets, snow guards, snow birds or snow clips. Our clear snow guard products help prevent damage from avalanching snow and ice while remaining practically invisible, adding beauty and function. Kit Includes: 25 Clear 3M SnowBreaker Snow Guards 1 Tube of SureBond SB-190 adhesive for a bead around the perimeter and 8 alcohol panel preparation wipes. Placement of snow guards in just isolated areas such as chimneys, doorways, vents and partial roof sections is NOT recommended. The 3M peel and stick tape does not require long cure times but a minimum of 72 hours of 50 degrees or above is recommended. The 3M tape is only rated as a temporary method of attachment that is simple to install and will not cause roof leaks.

SnowBreaker Snow Guards Can be mounted with SB-190 adhesive, 3M Peel-n-Stick or screws.
Adheres to most metal panels with at least 1.5" flat area and will not cause roof leaks.
Cutting Edge Design splits the snow and ice so it can shed the roof faster than a traditional snow guards
Helps minimize damage from sliding snow and ice by breaking it up into harmless sized pieces.
Peel-n-stick, rated as a temporary attachment, can be installed in cooler weather and does not require long cure times.

Manufacturer: SnoBlox-SnoJax
Part Number: Snowbreaker25pc3mgluekit
Item Weight: 220 pounds
Package Dimensions: 39.37 x 39.37 x 19.69 inches
Item model number: snowbreaker25pc3mgluekit
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Clear
Material: UV Stable Polycarbonate
Item Package Quantity: 25
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: July 1, 2013