Berger
Snow Guards
1. What is the style of roof?
Standing seam, trapezoidal panel, snap lock, ribbed,
slate, tile, shingle, etc., all will accept some,
but not all styles of snow guards.
2. What materials are used
in the roof? Some roofing materials can
have caustic reaction with certain metals.
3. What Snow Guard do you wish to use?
4. What are the dimensions
of the roof? No one can make a recommendation
without this information. Pitch is important. Many
think they can forgo any snow retention products
due to their roof’s low slope. These roofs
also need protection; the snow has a better chance
to accumulate, and then avalanche.
Eave to ridge measurement:
Eave width:
Pitch:
Seams/Ribs on center measurement:
5. Where is the building located?
A roof in Buffalo, NY will experience heavier snowfalls
than a building in Buffalo, KY.
6. Job Name:
Berger Rail
Systems
Berger Rail Systems are designed for
metal roofs with standing seams up to 0.516”
wide. It is not designed for ribbed roofs. Rail
products are sold by the job, not by the foot. To
give an accurate quote, the following information
is needed:
1. Where is the building located?
2. Job Name:
3. What is the type of standing
seam roof?
4. How many rails are requested—1,
2, or 3 rails?
5. What are the dimensions
of the roof?
Eave to ridge:
Eave width:
Pitch:
6. How many inches on center
are the standing seams?
7. What finish would be needed,
painted, primer or mill finish?
Note: Please
provide an actual roof plan whenever possible.
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