Do these open up enough to work on a tile roof?
2001686
my roof is 1.5" and are sharp enough to dent in the wood, works perfect to me...
2001687
I can't be certain. Our roof is the average black shingle roof with gutters and they work fine for us.
1220380
Yes i think so because you have to add them to the piece. I use them because I have tile floor. I hope I helped.
227058
No, they are Definetly high rise! If you are a little heavier, they should work great! Good luck!
1929956
I would think they will work well on any hard surface. I have ceramic tile.
625477
Yes, but your challenge will be identifying the exact placement of the hole that you need to make in the roof. The tube needs to fit straight in between the ceiling joists and the roof rafters. So you will need to be able to at least see and identify a straight path between the roof rafters and the ceiling joists.
1900
I don't see why they wouldn't work. The plastic is ridged and there area connection points that there shouldn't be any torque that would make them break. But, our application is indoors and out of the weather. Also, don't they make aluminum connectors for the roof?
230749
These will open as wide as a regular door hinge. They may not be what you think, though. Their benefit is in how they pull a door out of the way of the opening.
1641084
Not really sure. They are pretty large and if put over small tile squares there would be a way for water to get underneath and therefore would not stick properly.
1890815
They would work great, just make sure to bevel your sliding edges, it would be just fine.
411366
Yes you would, as these attach to existing roof racks only. Hope this helps!
1529216
I used them on my regular tiled roof.they clip on the eave not the shingle.. They only last about a year in winter conditions like alberta, then you have to replace them
1536681
They should work. Since it is partial coverage. The only concern may be where you arch would line up.
916563
Probably. They are just hooks at the top so they're easy to take on and off.
1558469
Hi Amy. Yes they will work as long as your side rails are raised. Meaning space between them and the roof. Thanks for asking
1643819
If you mean the under side of a roof eave, then yes. In fact, I recommend that location so the lamp is out of the sun. There are two lengths of screws provided with each fixture so try not to penetrate your roof!Hope that helps.
101274
If you use expandable anchors, they will work fine. These have a coarse thread - probably the hardest thing will be to drill the holes.
1268263
Yes they do (though hard to tell by the photo) Pliers go to the open position when tool is unfolded