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Arrêt-neige en polycarbonate IceJax II – Garde uniquement (Stock canadien)
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$6.99 CAD
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Arrêt-neige en polycarbonate IceJax II – Garde uniquement (Stock canadien)
$6.99 CAD
Canada Stocked • Guard Only
IceJax II Polycarbonate Snow Guard Canada
The IceJax II is a heavy-duty polycarbonate snow guard built for demanding metal roofing applications where higher strength, wider coverage, and better load distribution matter. It features a dual-face design for flat or ribbed mounting, a reinforced strut structure, and ATI-reported test values up to 6,388 lbs screw-mounted. This listing is for the guard only. Screws, adhesive, and sealant are sold separately.
- ATI Tested
- 6,388 lbs Screw-Mounted
- Dual-Face Design
- Ships from Canada
Canada-based supply • No cross-border duty surprises • Product guidance available for roof panel fit, spacing, and layout direction
Built for higher-load snow retention
IceJax II is designed for projects where smaller individual guards may not be enough. Its wider body, reinforced outside struts, and dual-orientation mounting flexibility make it a serious option for contractors and specifiers dealing with demanding roof conditions.
6,388
lbs screw-mounted
1,561
lbs adhesive-mounted
5" × 3"
guard size
What makes IceJax II different?
A lot of snow guard pages make the same lazy mistake: they talk about “strength” without giving you anything real to evaluate. That is how buyers end up comparing products by looks instead of fit, design, and tested values. The IceJax II stands out because it combines a wider footprint, reinforced outer struts, and a reversible profile that can work on flat mounting areas or straddle certain ribbed roof configurations.
For Canadian metal roofing projects, that matters. Snow retention is not just about putting something on the roof. It is about choosing a product that fits the panel properly, handles the expected load, and works within a layout strategy that reduces the risk of sliding snow, damaged gutters, crushed equipment, blocked exits, and expensive callbacks.
Key benefits of the IceJax II snow guard
- Higher published test values: ATI-reported up to 6,388 lbs screw-mounted and 1,561 lbs adhesive-mounted.
- Wider coverage: 5-inch width and 3-inch height give this guard a larger profile than many standard polycarbonate options.
- Reinforced outside struts: helps distribute load across the guard body instead of relying on a simpler hollow profile.
- Dual-face configuration: one side for flatter mounting situations and one side designed to work with certain ribbed applications.
- Virgin UV-stabilized polycarbonate: made for long-term outdoor exposure and visual clarity.
- Useful for demanding roof zones: a stronger choice where snow release risk and roof exposure are more serious concerns.
- Canada-focused buying advantage: stocked for Canadian customers without the usual cross-border hassle.
Best fit for this product
IceJax II is best suited to buyers who need a larger, more aggressive individual polycarbonate guard for metal roofing applications where standard smaller guards may not offer enough confidence.
- 12-inch R-panel configurations
- Flat mounting areas 5 inches and wider
- Heavier snow regions
- Commercial and industrial roofing projects
- Projects where published test values matter
- Buyers comparing stronger polycarbonate options
IceJax II specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | IceJax II Polycarbonate Snow Guard |
| Part number | ICEJAX-2 |
| Material | UV-stabilized 100% virgin polycarbonate |
| Manufacturing origin | Made in USA |
| Colour | Clear |
| Width | 5 inches |
| Height | 3 inches |
| Design feature | Outside struts with reversible flat/ribbed configuration |
| Flat mounting use | For 5-inch and wider flat mounting areas |
| Ribbed mounting use | Can be flipped to straddle certain 12-inch R-panel rib configurations |
| Not recommended for | 9-inch R-panel spacing |
| Screw-mounted test value | 6,388 lbs |
| Adhesive-mounted test value | 1,561 lbs |
| Fastening points | Starter points on both sides for mechanical fastening |
| Included in box | Guard only |
| Not included | Screws, adhesive, and sealant sold separately |
| Shipping | Ships from Canada |
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When IceJax II makes sense on a project
Higher-risk snow release areas
Use a stronger individual guard where failure carries real consequences.
- Above entrances, walkways, loading areas, and lower roof transitions.
- Where sliding snow can damage property or create liability issues.
- Where the roof sees concentrated movement or runoff patterns.
12-inch ribbed panel applications
The reversible design gives this product more flexibility than many single-purpose guards.
- Can straddle certain 12-inch R-panel rib layouts.
- Also usable on flatter surfaces 5 inches and wider.
- Not a good shortcut for 9-inch spacing; use the correct product instead.
Commercial and industrial work
Better suited to spec-driven jobs than vague, low-data product options.
- Useful when buyers want more than generic “contractor grade” claims.
- Helpful when test values and design features are part of the decision.
- Works well for projects where stronger product selection helps reduce callbacks.
IceJax II vs standard polycarbonate snow guards
| Comparison point | IceJax II | Many standard polycarbonate guards |
|---|---|---|
| Published screw-mounted value | 6,388 lbs | Often lower or not clearly stated |
| Body size | 5" wide x 3" tall | Often smaller overall profile |
| Structural design | Reinforced outside struts | Simpler hollow-body construction |
| Mounting flexibility | Flat or certain ribbed applications | Often built for one mounting style only |
| Product positioning | Heavy-duty, higher-strength option | Often selected for lighter-duty applications |
The trap is assuming “polycarbonate” means all guards are basically equal. They are not. Width, structure, fit, and tested values change what the product can realistically handle.
Important fit and installation note
Snow guard performance depends on more than the guard itself. Roof panel type, span, fastening method, layout, pitch, snow load, substrate, and placement all matter. This page should not be treated as a substitute for project-specific review. If you need help, send your panel type, rib spacing, roof dimensions, pitch, and project location for layout direction.
For contractors
A stronger polycarbonate option when the job calls for better coverage, higher values, and a more serious profile.
For building owners
Useful where uncontrolled snow release could damage property or create risk around occupied areas.
For engineers and specifiers
More useful than vague product listings because the design intent and reported values are clearer.
Frequently asked questions about IceJax II
What is included with the IceJax II?
This product listing is for the guard only. Screws, adhesive, and sealant are sold separately.
What roof types can the IceJax II be used on?
It is generally used on metal roofing applications with either flat mounting areas 5 inches and wider or certain 12-inch R-panel rib configurations, depending on orientation and project requirements.
Can I use IceJax II on a 9-inch R-panel roof?
It is not recommended for 9-inch R-panel spacing. Using an oversized guard where the panel geometry is wrong is a lazy workaround, not a good solution. Use the product designed for that spacing instead.
What does the 6,388 lb value refer to?
That is the reported ATI screw-mounted test value. It is useful as a product performance benchmark, but it does not replace proper layout design or roof-specific engineering.
Why would someone choose IceJax II over a smaller guard?
Usually because they need a larger guard body, stronger published values, wider coverage, or better fit for a more demanding roof application. Smaller guards are not automatically wrong, but pretending they are all equal is where bad decisions start.
Can Canada Snow Guards help with layout guidance?
Yes. Send your panel type, rib spacing, roof dimensions, pitch, and project location and we can help guide product selection and layout direction.
Need help deciding if IceJax II is the right fit?
Send your panel type, rib spacing, pitch, roof dimensions, and location for product guidance from Canada Snow Guards.