Snow guard log bracket 485/60 mm
BLOCK WEST DB-DC LONG
The Eurovent® BLOCK WEST DB-DC LONG snow guard log bracket enables a snow guard log to be secured on the roof slope. Made of galvanised steel and available in several RAL colours with a powder-coated finish. Suitable for roof pitches from 15° to 60°.
Available only to order.
Advantages:
- For concrete and clay roof tiles
- Double protection against corrosion
- Quick and easy installation
Application and Technical Data
The Eurovent® BLOCK WEST DB-DC LONG snow guard log bracket enables efficient installation of wooden snow guard logs on pitched roofs covered with concrete or clay roof tiles. Installation is quick and easy – the bracket is secured to the roof structure by hooking behind an additional batten.
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System products
To ensure maximum snow protection performance, BLOCK WEST DB-DC LONG should be used as part of a complete roofing system together with:
- highly vapour-permeable Eurovent® roof membranes (roof underlays / underdeck membranes), protecting the roof structure against moisture and condensation,
- Eurovent® sealing and adhesive tapes, increasing the airtightness of installation joints and enhancing the overall durability of the system,
- Eurovent® eaves system components, ensuring proper roof slope ventilation and effective rainwater drainage,
- Eurovent® roof tile clips, stabilising the roof covering in areas particularly exposed to intensive snow loads.
The use of complete Eurovent® system solutions guarantees operational safety, durable fastening and reliable long-term performance of the snow protection system.
GOOD TO KNOW
How does BLOCK work?
It uses a timber snow-retaining beam supported by dedicated metal brackets.
Does BLOCK automatically include the timber beam?
Product scope should be checked in the current offer.
Why are there different bracket versions?
Different roof coverings require different fixing geometry.
Can any timber size be used?
No, the beam must meet the system requirements.
How many brackets are required?
According to roof geometry, snow loads and current recommendations.
