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2007-06-01T00:00:00+01:00

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Aluminium roofing maker MR Site Services has launched a device to prevent snow falling from commercial roofs. Called Snowguard, it is an extruded aluminium section that fits on standing seam roofs. It is fixed to standing seams with a clip system to ensure that the roof remains watertight.

MR Site Services, which says the product is lightweight and quick to install, has developed software to help customers calculate the required specification of Snowguard by taking into account the pitch of the roof, the length of roof sheets and the geographical location.

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