| Author | Message | ||
     Joe (Joe) Moderator Username: Joe Post Number: 549 Registered: 07-2006  |
We have again expanded our snow guard selection to include snow guards for flat metal roofs, standing seam roofs, tile roofs, even asphalt roofs: http://josephjenkins.com/store/snow-guards/     | ||
| Philip (Philip) New member Username: Philip Post Number: 1 Registered: 05-2009 |
I am installing a composite shake roof with pitches of 12-12 and 12-16 and need to install snow guards. I am looking at two products you offer. The Salvo & Sons snow guard and the Mullane 200S standard. I like the style of the S&S but the Mullane looks stronger. I'd appreciate any counsel as to which product to use, Thank you, Philip | ||
| Joe Jenkins (Admin) |
In addition to the M. J. Mullane bronze snow guards we have been offering, we are now selling Gough retrofit copper snow guards as well as Berger Brothers retrofit copper or stainless steel snow guards at very competitive rates. Retrofit snow guards are installed on existing slate roofs by sliding the snow guard shaft under the existing slate and hooking the shaft on an existing slate nail. They install easily and quickly. If you want to install snow guards on a new slate roof while you're installing the slates, go with an M.J. Mullane standard bronze snow guard or a Gough standard copper snow guard. You can see our entire snow guard selection at http://www.slateroofcentral.com/store_snow_guards.html | ||
| slateworks |
Could anyone tell me where to buy standing seam forming dolly? Pexto type with handle and each side has different forming heigth such as 1" & 1 1/4". Thanks Ron | ||
| Walter Musson |
Stortz in Philly used to manufacture and sell them | ||
| Walter Musson |
Ron, I was going to send a link to the item in their online catalog,but your e-mail link showed anon. If you go to www.stortz.com look for the double hand seamer under the sheetmetal category of roofing tools. | ||
| slateworks |
Hi Walter, Thanks for the info. Ron |
