IceJax II Adhesive-Mounted Large Snow Guards – 20 Pack Kit with SB-190 (Canada)

Canada Snow Guards · Genuine SnoBlox-Snojax · Kit

The strongest polycarbonate guard in the lineup, boxed for a glue-down install: 20 clear IceJax II, two tubes of Surebond SB-190 snow guard adhesive and bonus cleaning wipes. In independent ATI testing, an adhesive-mounted IceJax II held 708 kg (1,561 lb).

Why your metal roof needs snow retention

Metal roofs shed consolidated snow in sudden releases — and everything below the eave pays for it: eavestroughs, vehicles, decks, gas meters. Holding the snowpack on the roof for a controlled melt is cheaper than any one of those repairs.

Built for the freeze-thaw cycle

Ice is heavier and harder than snow, and it slides meaner. Where daily melts refreeze into consolidated ice, low-profile guards get overridden — the IceJax II's taller face stays engaged as the pack hardens. The classic layout puts IceJax II in the eave rows where ice forms, with standard guards above. Plan a warm-weather install: SB-190 gains most of its strength in about 14 days and reaches full cure after about 28 days at 10 °C (50 °F) or warmer.

Fits

• Metal panels with at least 127 mm (5 in) of flat, installed flat side down
• Can straddle a minor rib — generally compatible with 12 in R-panel, usually not 9 in R-panel
• Eave rows in freeze-thaw regions and roofs with an ice-damming history

What's included

• 20 × IceJax II clear polycarbonate snow guards
• 2 × tubes Surebond SB-190 snow guard adhesive
• Panel cleaning wipes

Specifications

Installation at a glance

• Tell us your ice-damming history in the quote — it changes the layout. Eave rows start 300–450 mm (12–18 in) up.
• Clean each mounting spot with the wipes and let it flash dry.
• Apply SB-190 to the base, press the guard onto the panel and leave it undisturbed to cure.