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Arrêt-neige SnoBlox Ace en polycarbonate – (12,7 cm de large) Garde-corps uniquement
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$7.99 CAD
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Arrêt-neige SnoBlox Ace en polycarbonate – (12,7 cm de large) Garde-corps uniquement
$7.99 CAD
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SnoBlox Ace Polycarbonate Snow Guard Canada
The SnoBlox Ace is a premium polycarbonate snow guard built for contractors, builders, and property owners who need stronger snow retention on metal roofing. It features a patented waffled base, a tall 3" x 5" profile, and independent ATI testing showing up to 4,849 lbs of screw-mounted holding strength. This is the guard only. Screws, adhesive, and sealant are sold separately.
- 45 PSF Rated
- ATI Tested
- Patented Waffled Base
- Ships from Canada
Canada-based supply • No cross-border duty surprises • Product guidance available for roof type, spacing, and snow load planning
Why contractors choose SnoBlox Ace
This is not a bargain-bin plastic guard. SnoBlox Ace is designed for applications where grip, hold strength, and long-term durability matter. The patented waffle base increases bonding surface, and the tall guard profile helps resist sliding snow and ice movement on demanding roof sections.
4,849
lbs screw-mounted
1,449
lbs adhesive-mounted
45
PSF rated
What makes the SnoBlox Ace different?
Most weak product pages talk about “quality” and “performance” without proving anything. That is useless when you are trying to stop snow and ice from releasing over entries, walkways, equipment zones, parking areas, or lower roof sections. The SnoBlox Ace stands out because it combines a larger face profile, a patented waffle base, and published test values that give engineers, contractors, and specifiers something concrete to work with.
For Canadian projects, that matters. You are not just buying a guard. You are choosing how to reduce the risk of sliding snow, roof edge dump, property damage, and callback problems on metal roofing systems. If the roof needs a polycarbonate option with higher tested strength and better adhesive engagement, SnoBlox Ace belongs on the shortlist.
Key benefits of the SnoBlox Ace polycarbonate snow guard
- Patented waffled base: engineered to increase adhesive contact and grip compared to smooth-base designs.
- Large 3" x 5" face: a taller profile helps hold back moving snow and ice more effectively.
- Independent ATI testing: tested to 4,849 lbs screw-mounted and 1,449 lbs adhesive-mounted.
- 45 PSF rated: suitable for projects where higher snow load performance matters.
- Fits narrow roof areas: works in ribs as narrow as 3 inches where spacing is limited.
- Virgin polycarbonate construction: built for long-term outdoor exposure and UV resistance.
- Flexible installation approach: can be used in screw-down, adhesive, or hybrid fastening strategies depending on roof design.
Best fit for this product
SnoBlox Ace is a strong fit for contractors and specifiers looking for a premium individual polycarbonate guard on metal roofing where roof geometry, snow load, exposure, or liability concerns justify a stronger option.
- Standing seam metal roofing
- Mechanically fastened metal roofing
- Asphalt shingle applications
- Projects requiring narrow 3-inch mounting areas
- Buildings in heavier snow regions
- Projects where test data matters
SnoBlox Ace specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | SnoBlox Ace Polycarbonate Snow Guard |
| Part number | ACE-SNBLX |
| Material | 100% UV-stabilized virgin polycarbonate |
| Face size | 3 inches wide x 5 inches high |
| Base width | 3 inches |
| Mounting area required | Minimum 3-inch flat mounting surface |
| Base design | Patented waffled base |
| Screw-mounted test value | 4,849 lbs |
| Adhesive-mounted test value | 1,449 lbs |
| Snow load rating | 45 PSF |
| Minimum rib width | 3 inches |
| Compatible roof types | Standing seam metal, mechanically fastened metal roofs, asphalt shingles |
| Installation methods | Screw-mounted, adhesive-mounted, or hybrid fastening strategy |
| Included in box | Guard only |
| Not included | Screws, adhesive, and sealant |
| Shipping | Ships from Canada |
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When to use SnoBlox Ace on a roof
Higher snow load projects
For roofs where load, slope, and exposure demand a stronger individual guard.
- Useful when you want a premium polycarbonate option instead of a lower-spec guard.
- Helps reduce the chance of underbuilding the layout on more demanding roof sections.
- Often considered where protection is needed above entries, walkways, and lower roofs.
Narrow rib spacing
Designed to work where larger guards can become awkward or incompatible.
- Fits mounting areas as narrow as 3 inches.
- Useful on panel layouts where wider guards create spacing issues.
- Helps keep product selection cleaner when panel geometry is tight.
Projects needing real test data
Better for spec-driven work than vague “contractor grade” marketing copy.
- Independent ATI values give engineers and contractors a stronger starting point.
- Helps with internal review, customer confidence, and system planning.
- Useful when the buyer wants documented product performance.
SnoBlox Ace vs standard polycarbonate snow guards
| Comparison point | SnoBlox Ace | Many standard guards |
|---|---|---|
| Base surface | Patented waffled base | Smooth or less aggressive base texture |
| Profile size | 3" x 5" face | Often smaller face dimensions |
| Published test values | Yes, ATI test values stated | Often vague or unstated |
| Narrow rib fit | Works with 3-inch mounting areas | Can be more limited depending on design |
| Positioning | Premium strength-focused option | Often selected for lighter-duty applications |
The real mistake is assuming all polycarbonate guards are basically the same. They are not. Base design, face size, tested values, and fit matter.
Important installation note
Snow guard performance is not just about the individual part. Roof panel type, substrate, fastening method, snow load, pitch, spacing, layout, and placement all affect system performance. This product page should not replace project-specific review. If you want layout help for a Canadian roof, contact us with panel type, roof dimensions, pitch, and project location.
For contractors
Use this when you need a stronger individual guard with documented values and cleaner fit on tighter panel spacing.
For property owners
A better choice when the concern is controlling sliding snow over doors, walkways, equipment, or lower roof areas.
For engineers and specifiers
Useful where published test values and product-specific performance details matter in the selection process.
Frequently asked questions about SnoBlox Ace
What is included with the SnoBlox Ace?
This listing is for the guard only. Screws, adhesive, and sealant are sold separately.
What roof types can this snow guard be used on?
SnoBlox Ace can be used on standing seam metal roofs, mechanically fastened metal roofs, and asphalt shingles, depending on the fastening method and project requirements.
What does the 4,849 lb test value refer to?
That value refers to the reported screw-mounted holding strength from ATI testing. It is useful as a product performance reference, but layout and roof-specific engineering still matter.
Can SnoBlox Ace fit tight rib spacing?
Yes. The product is designed to work in mounting areas as narrow as 3 inches, which makes it useful on tighter panel spacing where larger guards may not fit as well.
Is this a good choice for Canadian snow zones?
It is a strong option for Canadian projects where snow retention performance matters, especially when compared to lower-spec guards with limited published data. Final suitability depends on the roof design, load, and layout.
Can I get help with layout and product selection?
Yes. Contact Canada Snow Guards with your roof panel type, pitch, dimensions, and project location for product guidance and layout direction.
Need help choosing the right snow guard layout?
Send your panel profile, pitch, roof dimensions, and project location for product guidance from Canada Snow Guards.