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SNOW RETENTION FOR ALPINE REGIONS
Snow Retention systems are widely implemented in Europe as a means of preventing roof damage due to the sliding of snow and ice masses that accumulate on roofs during winter months in alpine regions. As snow accumulates and is retained on a roof, it serves as an insulating blanket to promote energy efficiency. Furthermore, by retaining snow on the roof of a building and allowing even snow melt-off, injuries to residents/guests and property below the roof of a building can be avoided, saving money and limiting the possibility of personal loss.
Roof Damage from Lack of Snow Retention Sliding/Falling Snow in Alpine Regions
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Why Snow Retention? What's New? Snow Brackets or Snow Guards for Alpine Regions Roof Flashing Roof Ventilation Snow Fences for Alpine Regions Ladders and Platforms for the Roof About TRA Contact TRA for More Information TRA Snow Brackets, Inc.- American Fork ,Utah Sliding snow and ice on a roof is a constant threat to the safety of residents and guests as well as the home itself. When snow and ice masses slide off a roof, costly damage occurs A dangerous home in an alpine region without Snow Brackets or Snow Guards Roof damage as a result of sliding snow and ice Entrances to buildings can be blocked by snow and ice that falls from a roof. People and property can be struck by snow and ice falling from the roof. Property damage and injuries, even deaths can occur when snow is not properly retained on a roof. Blocked entrances due to sliding snow and ice Cars destroyed in a parking lot due to fallen snow masses