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Fitrite 631S Aluminum French Tile Bracket
FR631S Fitrite #631 3-pipe Aluminum Alloy Snow Fence Bracket for French Tile.
Aluminum brackets require galvanized pipes. 3-pipe brackets use 3/4" I.D. (1" O.D.) pipe and fittings. This item is a special order item that requires a 6-8 week lead time. Since this product is made to order it is non-returnable and non-refundable. We will need a sample tile to make sure the brackets are the correct size. Space two to four feet apart horizontally depending on the roof slope and snow load.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS:
GLP1050-10: 10' sections of 3/4" I.D. (1" O.D.) Galvanized Pipe for 3-pipe brackets are $72.00.
GPCON1050: 3/4" Galvanized Pipe Couplings are $6.00 each.
GPEC1050: 3/4" Galvanized Pipe End Capsare $6.00 each.
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Snow rails are used along the perimeter of slate roofs for the prevention of sudden and unexpected ice and snow avalanches, which can damage people, cars, shrubbery, lower roofs, and other property underneath. The rail system can also include stainless steel expanded metal to prevent slates and other debris from sliding under the rails and creating a hazard. Also, a standard field array of snow guards can be included on the field of the roof above the snow rail for maximum protection.
Snow rail fence brackets are installed parallel to and approximately 24-36 inches above the eaves. The brackets should be spaced from 18-24 inches to no more than 42-48 inches apart horizontally, depending on the pitch of the roof and the expected snow load. It is recommended to use through bolts with a backer plate on the underside of the roof deck. Bronze, brass, or stainless steel pipe is recommended. Copper water pipes should not be used with Mullane snow rails, although they are used with Sieger snow rail brackets, both for slate roofs and for standing seam roofs.
Snow rail fence brackets are installed parallel to and approximately 24-36 inches above the eaves. The brackets should be spaced from 18-24 inches to no more than 42-48 inches apart horizontally, depending on the pitch of the roof and the expected snow load. It is recommended to use through bolts with a backer plate on the underside of the roof deck. Bronze, brass, or stainless steel pipe is recommended. Copper water pipes should not be used with Mullane snow rails, although they are used with Sieger snow rail brackets, both for slate roofs and for standing seam roofs.
High snow load areas should use a three-pipe system such as the Mullane 500, the Mullane Fitrite 131 ML, or the Mullane Fitrite 132 BR, If a smaller system is used, then it should be supplemented with an additional snow guard array in the field of the roof above the snow rail.
