Bat-wing snow guard
A snow guard keeps the snow where it fell. Without one, the accumulated mass melts from underneath and at some point breaks away as a whole sheet — over the eaves, onto the gutter, onto the entrance and onto whatever stands below. The bat-wing is the individual type: it is set out in a row above the eaves and fixed with a single screw through the middle. Two side wings reach into the snow cover and hold it in place, while the saddle bears on the profile of the covering so that the piece sits on the roof without packing.
- Sun and UV
- Rain
- Snow and frost
- Wind
The same sheet and coating as the roof — proof against all weather.
What the data sheet says
- Dimensions
- 338 · 193 · 122 mm
- Fixing
- A single screw through the middle
- Zinc coating
- 140 g/m²
- Material
- Steel sheet coated on both sides
- Colour coating
- at least 25 μm
- Colour
- RAL palette, the same as the roof sheet
- Drawing
- no. 1 · 20 October 2011
The number of snow guards and the spacing between them depend on the pitch of the roof and the snow load of the area — they are set out in a row, and on steeper roofs in several rows.
Need quantities and a colour?
Tell us the length of the eaves, the number of outlets and the RAL — we will send back a schedule with quantities and a delivery date.