Stop Dangerous Snow Slides Before They Happen.
Protect your roof, entryways, and everything below with a system designed for real winter conditions.
Glacier Snow Guards are designed to work as a complete snow retention system using proper bonding, layout, and spacing for reliable performance.
- System-based snow retention
- Built for real roof and snow load conditions
- Supports proper load distribution across the entire roof
Dangerous Snow Slides Are More Common Than You Think
Real Snow Slide Incidents
Heavy snow and ice can release suddenly, causing serious damage to property, vehicles, and anything below.
These real-world examples show what happens when snow isn't properly managed on a roof.
Don't wait until it happens to you.
Why Glacier Snow Guards Stand Out
Not all snow guards are created equal.
Waffle-Base Design
What makes us stand out is our unique waffle base which creates multiple bonding pockets, allow adhesive to lock in for a stronger hold.
Shear Strength
Designed to provide strength from structural ribs to support the weight of the snow.
Shingle Ledge
Engineered Shingle Ledge allows the snow guard to tuck neatly under shingle type applications, helping protect fasteners and improve durability.
System-Based Layout
Designed to work as a complete system, allowing snow loads to distribute evenly across the roof for better system performance.
How the Glacier Snow Guard System Works
Step 1
Choose your roof type.
Step 2
Select the correct Glacier model based on panel size and installation method.
Step 3
Use our spacing guidelines based on snow load and roof pitch to determine proper layout.
Step 4
Position snow guards in a consistent layout to help manage snow and ice across your roof.
When snow starts moving, performance matters. Glacier snow guards are built for that moment!
Why select the Glacier Snow Guard System as your snow retention system
🏆 Glacier Snow Guard System
- Waffle-base bonding for strong adhesive grip
- System-based spacing for even load
- Strong support ribs for that needed strength
- Designed to spread snow load across the roof
Standard Plastic Guards
- Smooth surface causing adhesive to not bond with the snow guard
- Limited system-based layout guidance
- May rely on guesswork for spacing
- Less focus on load distribution
Bar / Rail Systems
- Larger visible system across the roof
- Fastens to metal roof ribs, which can cause damage.
- Higher visual impact on roof appearance
- Gap under bar still allowing ice to slide off.
Choose Your Model
Select the right model based on roof type, panel size, and expected snow load.
Large Glacier Snow Guard
Mini Glacier Snow Guard
How Many Snow Guards Do You Need?
Snow Guards Work as a System — Proper Spacing is Critical
Why Layout & Spacing Matter
Snow guards must be spaced and installed as a system.
Snow guards must be spaced and installed as a system for optimal performance. Proper row spacing helps distribute snow load across the roof, while incorrect placement can increase stress on individual guards and reduce overall performance.
- Install in rows, not random placement
- Use proper spacing
- Add rows based on roof height and snow load
- Don't forget about adding snowguards around pipes, chimneys, and valleys.
Find the Right Snow Guard Setup for Your Roof
Use our guides to determine the correct layout and spacing for your project.