Can I use this on my roof?
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The pellets are calcium chloride, so it really depends what your roof is composed of. If you have something different than the standard generic tiles that everyone has (clay tiles, slate, etc), I would probably be very hesitant as it could produce some discoloration.
1523422
No. There are contact points on all four sides that the roof poles rest on, so you have to have some kind of support every ten feet. Otherwise you have a full side or end unsupported, which makes it useless.
2173387
I don't think it will work on tile roofs. As you said, you won't be able to nail it on. I would contact the supplier to see what he says about using it on tile. It does work on shingles...our mold is gone!
1024189
This is a roofing product. I would not suggest using this for your task due to the elastic properties of the material.
539470
Sorry Orville, but I don't know. I used it on a basement cement wall and floor where it worked very well. You might want to contact the manufacturer regarding adherence to other materials. It seems to be a lightweight material and could work well for you if it will stick to the roof surface.
1990231
probably not a problem. The only reason I'm not sure is because I've only used it on blacktop. but I would give it a try on roof tiles
1489285
i haven't tried it on rubber roofing, but i don't see why not... i used it on drywall and wood to determine relative moisture in my concrete foundation... but it did recently fail and i am starting to work with Gen Tools to see if i can get it replaced.
267259
You probably could, but you may not want to. I have mounted units on the roof before and found them to be a lot harder to maintain ( because I had to climb onto the roof whenever they needed maintenance ) and because it will put a lot more head pressure on the pump to push the weater up to the roof.
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.
1062748
I used it to side my house with hardie siding and it worked great. I cannot answer regarding roofing.
1347336
I don't see why it wouldn't work on a metal roof...Just make sure you never cross the wire over itself. I would run it all the way down the downspout...Check the installation instructions that come with it.
1421074
Not easily. If you're an electrician with proper tools and most importantly proper waterproofing materials, then sure. I personally would not put a shortened line on my roof. It can easily be doubled over to fit a shorter span.
21756
I would not install this over the roof top exposing it to exterior elements. run it through your addict if possible.
1981169
I would not use it on a shingle roof unless you turn the pressure way down and then it may not be effective. If you're removing mold or algae, try bleach and water (50/50 mix with a pump sprayer). The machine is fantastic on flat surfaces!
29062
I do not know, contact the manufacturer, they may have a special kit to install on the metal roof
1549498
I would use the fan spray and use half on the building and half on the ground. Our main use is to spray "Wet and Forget" on the roof to retard moss growth. This spray reaches much further up the roof than other sprayers I have had.
126524
It is most likely going to be too bulky and risky to carry this up onto a roof, so "as is", no it does not. There might be a gutter cleaning attachment available, but I haven't looked into it. If there is one, then it would probably do a decent job as long as your downspouts aren't clogged too badly.