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SnoRail™/SnoFence™ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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  1. When should stainless steel SnoRod™ be used rather than aluminum?
  2. When should SnoFence™ be used rather than SnoRail™?
  3. When should SnoClips™ be used, and how many are needed?

 

Answers

1. When should stainless steel SnoRod™ be used rather than aluminum?

The stainless steel SnoRod™ is more durable than aluminum, and suggested for projects where greater durability is needed, or when the stainless finish is desired for aesthetic reasons.

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2. When should SnoFence™ be used rather than SnoRail™?

SnoFence™ is somewhat stronger than SnoRail™. Use it for increased durability or when the aesthetic look of two rails are desired.

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3.  When should SnoClips™ be used and how many are needed?

The SnoClip™ will stop or retard the passage of snow and ice beneath the SnoRod™. If other flashing elements (e.g. eave guttering accomplishes this purpose) are utilized, then it may not be necessary - so its use is somewhat discretionary, depending upon the eave details and project specifics. We recommend it in most cases.  It can also be retrofitted to an existing assembly.

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