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• FLEXIBLE 64FT OR 96FT COVERAGE: Each snow rail is 4 feet long, with 16-pack and 24-pack options creating 64 feet or 96 feet of total rail length. Choose the pack size that better matches your roof layout and snow-control needs. The 4-foot sections are easier to handle than a single long rail and can be arranged across roof areas where added snow retention is needed.
• DESIGNED FOR EXPOSED-FASTENER METAL ROOFS: These snow guards use a screw-mounted design suited to exposed-fastener, ribbed metal roofing panels. The angled rail profile helps hold accumulated snow and ice on the roof instead of allowing large sheets to slide suddenly. Before installation, confirm your roof panel style and follow appropriate roofing practices for fastening and sealing.
• 19-GAUGE GALVALUME STEEL: Made from 19-gauge galvalume steel with an aluminum-zinc coating, the snow rails provide a substantial metal construction for outdoor roof use. The triangular right-angle structure adds support along the sloped roof surface, while the black or silver finish offers a practical appearance for different metal roof colors. Built for seasonal exposure to snow, ice, and changing weather.
• FOR HOMES, BARNS, GARAGES AND MORE: Use these 4-foot snow rails on compatible metal roofing where managing snow and ice movement is important. The 16-pack provides 64 feet of total rail length, while the 24-pack provides 96 feet, making it easier to select coverage based on roof size and layout. They are suitable for residential and light commercial settings such as homes, garages, workshops, barns, and other buildings with exposed-fastener metal roofs.
• COMPLETE HARDWARE BY PACK SIZE: Each 4-foot rail section is supplied with the corresponding hardware for its pack configuration: 16 pieces include 200 screws, while 24 pieces include 300 screws. Select black or silver to coordinate with your roof. For installation, use suitable tools and apply waterproof sealant at fastener locations as appropriate for your roofing system. Plan rail placement carefully and use safe roof-access practices during installation.