SKU: 2143709715

STINGER Snow Guard 50ct 1.5-in x 4-in Clear Polycarbonate Pad-Style Roof Snow Guard

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STINGER Snow Guard 50ct 1.5-in x 4-in Clear Polycarbonate Pad-Style Roof Snow GuardSTINGER 50 Pack Polycarbonate Roof Snow Guards Prevent dangerous roof avalanches with STINGERs clear polycarbonate pad style snow guards. Designed for metal roofs, each guard installs quickly without silicone and creates a weather tight seal that holds snow and ice in place. Key Features: Broad Compatibility: Works with most metal roofing styles, roof pitches, and snow loads Durable Construction: 100% industrial grade UV protected polycarbonate with

STINGER 50-Pack Polycarbonate Roof Snow Guards

Prevent dangerous roof avalanches with STINGER’s clear polycarbonate pad-style snow guards. Designed for metal roofs, each guard installs quickly without silicone and creates a weather-tight seal that holds snow and ice in place.


Key Features:

  • Broad Compatibility: Works with most metal roofing styles, roof pitches, and snow loads
  • Durable Construction: 100% industrial-grade UV-protected polycarbonate with extended gussets for strength
  • Fast, Clean Installation: Self-sealing design installs up to 60% faster—no silicone required
  • Complete Hardware: Includes three #10 neoprene washered screws per guard; 1/4 in nut driver required
  • Low-Profile Look: Clear finish blends into the roof while delivering reliable performance

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Name Snow Guard 50ct
Type Pad-style
Material Polycarbonate
Color/Finish Family Clear
Manufacturer Color/Finish Clear
Length (Inches) 4
Width (Inches) 1.5
Recommended Fastener Screws
Included Hardware Three #10 neoprene washered metal roofing screws per guard
Installation Self-sealing; no silicone required; 1/4 in nut driver needed
Compatibility Works with most metal roofing styles, roof pitches, and snow loads
Design Feature Extended gussets for maximum strength
Warranty None
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How many snow guards do I need for my roof?
A: Use the Mini SnowGuard calculator and installation guide to determine rows and quantity based on roof length, height, and local snowfall.


Q: Can these be used on standing seam or corrugated metal roofs?
A: Yes, they are designed to work with almost all metal roofing styles and roof pitches.


Q: Do I need silicone or sealant during installation?
A: No—these are self-sealing and require no silicone.


Q: What tools are required for installation?
A: A standard drill/driver and a 1/4 in nut driver for the included #10 neoprene washered screws.


Q: Are the guards UV resistant?
A: Yes, they are made from UV-protected polycarbonate for long-term durability.


Crystal-Clear Control for Sleek Metal Roofs

These minimalist, transparent snow guards lend a refined, architectural edge to metal roofing while quietly managing winter’s weight. The clear polycarbonate disappears into the roofline, letting the structure shine without visual clutter. Arrange rows with rhythmic precision to create a subtle pattern that feels intentional and modern. A smart essential that marries safety with elevated, clean-lined design.


Secure your metal roof with discreet, durable protection—add STINGER Snow Guards to your project today.

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