Can this somehow be installed on a metal roof?
1140247
there is an adhesive product that is used by roofing contractors called M1, comes in a caulk tube somewhere around 15 bucks a tube clips can be glued to the roofing material. google it
1140248
Without drilling, welding or clipping to something you won't be able to attach. Drilling & welding obviously would damage the metal so the question is can you clip to the seams of ur metal roof.
1130357
If you can drill holes in the metal beam, I suppose you could. You can buy adaptable bolts at your local hardware store. Good luck!
1198216
If you have wooden crossbars to screw them into, then yes. Would be difficult / impossible to attach to metal. Hope this helps.
1244417
Sure you can. I made my own home-made roofmount. It works pefectly, but I reccomend you to place it where it can be easily reached, because sometimes one need to re-adjust the focus of the projector.
91604
I'm not an expert, but my answer to your question would be "no", because this unit can work by just using the metal rod with suction cup (accessory) that you can attach to a window, so gluing a piece of sheet metal to an RV roof should work just as fine. I use a metal camping plate sitting on some wood and it works fantastic inside my RV. It just needs some metal to enhance the reception field. As long as the antenna firmly attaches (via magnet) to the metal you plan to use, it should definitely work. Good luck!
1390247
No. I bought the product for tin roof on my feed room and it would not set on the the metal
1836292
Yes, it can be installed on metal security door too. And you can use the screws that come with unit, which are metal sheet screws.
2052544
No, I do not think so. It is way too big, heavy, and would likely ruin the roof. On a roof ice dam, I would use the flat side of an axe to shatter the ice.Or use an electric warming defroster. You would likely fall off the roof trying to haul this heavy thing up there, and would go right through the roof before you knew it, if you turned it on. Way over kill. If you insist on using a vibrating hammer, get a little air impact hammer that uses a compressor on the ground.
460961
Apologies for being so vague ... but it depends. First you have to hang the gutter and the metal roof may or may not allow you to hang a gutter. You may need to construct a "fascia" and hang that from the roof and then attach the stainless steel gutter guard from the fascia board. Some friends and I did just that ... and it was a complex bit of "cabinet work" to say the least. The word "Macguiver" comes to mind. [Hope I spelled Macguiver correctly.]
460960
I'm sorry but I'm not sure. But I do know that (1) you must be able to lift the first few inches of the roofing at the edge to insert the screens, and (2) I'm always Leary about putting regular steel and aluminum into contact in case a galvanic reaction begins.
1347339
Instructions don't indicate use on a metal roof, but I do. Be careful how you attach it to the metal roof-you don't want any more holes than you already have! (It might work to find a type of hook that can be attached with the same screw that is already in place) I just clipped it on the edges the best I could and drooped it into the guttering. I put mine down about a foot into the down spout. It works for me.
305724
Here is a link to the one I used. I didn't mount it on the roof, but it says you can:Lifetime 9594 Universal Mounting KitScott
1452058
I don't think so. The design depends on the three mounting points available at the roof's gable end.
131232
Doubt if there is a way. Might help if you build a wooden porch outside? 2 sides and an angled roof. I am going to do this
1813504
i have owned these casitas for 10 years now and have never seen a metal roof as an option. i would contact the company directly to inquire.
460962
Sorry for the late response as we just returned from a vacation. LeafsOut should be useable with a metal roof as long asthe overhang of the roof gives room for the flat panel of LeafsOut to go under the lip. I am about to put gutter on a pole barn with metal roof and will probably use LeafsOut for it.
267260
Probably not- you'd have to be very careful because it's made of plastic and is very heavy when filled with water. Plus your pump would have to work extra hard to pump water up to it on your roof.