Snowstopper
SNOWSTOP UNI
Other colors available on request
The snowstopper Eurovent SNOWSTOP UNI SHORT used as an element to break up large amounts of snow sliding down from the roof slope towards the eaves. Made entirely of galvanized steel, painted with polyester paint on both sides. It is available in several colours according to the RAL palette. Dedicated to a specific group of manufacturers dealing with flat roof coverings.
Advantages:
- Fast and easy installation
- Strong and durable
- Resistant to ageing processes
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To ensure maximum effectiveness of snow protection on various types of roof coverings, Eurovent® SNOWSTOP UNI should be used in combination with:
- Eurovent® highly vapour-permeable roof membranes, which protect the roof structure against moisture and water vapour condensation,
- Eurovent® sealing and adhesive tapes, increasing the tightness of critical installation joints and the durability of the entire system,
- Eurovent® eaves system elements, ensuring proper roof slope ventilation and effective water drainage from the roof,
- Eurovent® roof clips, stabilising the roof covering in areas exposed to intensive snow loads.
The use of complete system solutions by Eurovent® guarantees safety of use, high durability of fastening and reliable performance of snow protection for many years.
GOOD TO KNOW
How do SNOWSTOP point snow guards differ from snow fences or tubes?
SNOWSTOP elements are distributed individually across the roof and help break up and disperse sliding snow, while fences and tubes form continuous barriers.
Can SNOWSTOP be combined with a snow fence?
Yes, such systems can complement one another, provided the layout is properly designed.
Why are there DB and DC-1 to DC-9 versions?
They have different shapes and fixing details for different roof-tile groups.
When is SNOWSTOP METAL used?
For the roof coverings specified for that version in current product documentation.
Will a few randomly positioned snow guards provide effective protection?
No. Their quantity and layout are important and should reflect the roof and expected snow loads.
