Will this work on a tiled roof?
1448741
I haven't tried but I see no reason it won't. There is even a video on YouTube of it being used on a barreled tile roof.
1448742
I would not use it on a tiled roof,,, . There's a good chance it would blow some of your roof tiles off,,, and I wouldn't want to take that chance,,, you would be better off using 25 or 40 tips and do it nice and gentle ,,,,,
602333
Yes, as long as you are able to get the product up under the planks past where the water starts to drip into the gutter. If the planks are nailed to the edge of the roof then no, it won't work.
2224538
If you have normal 5 or 6 inch gutters and there is room for the gutter guard to lie on the roof itself about 1/2 inch under your tile it would work fine. The back side (against the house side is roughly 1/8 inch thick and on normal shingles, it easily slides up under the shingle and lays on the roof material itself. The gutter guard is roughly 3/4 inch wider than the gutter it is installed on to allow the back side to rest on the roof giving it some angel to allow better self cleaning.
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.
1814770
I haven't tried this on copper, only steel and chrome. It's worked very well on those materials and don't see why it wouldn't work on copper, though doing a roof seems like a huge undertaking.
1758743
I don't know. However, if it was me I would try it. I have only used it on a wooden/asphalt tile roof and it worked very well(rubbed by a tree limb). Use it with a mesh tape available in the roofing section of Lowe's, Home Depot, etc. Spray a layer over the area, apply the mesh tape and then spray over the tape inside and outside the barrel; completely dry of course. This product works well with masking tape to make a neat patch in visible places. Don't let it dry to hard before removing the tape.
335442
Mounted on roof should work great just aim correctly to get best signal. Install like any other large antenna. Its light weight for its size. Having flat terrain should work even better.
1445080
YES it will work on a metal roof however you sgould pad and ductape the part that fits over the ridge of the roof so that the metal roofing does not get scraped up.
51852
I mounted mine on the surface of the roof, under the shingles. It will work as long as the hole is between the beams. The most trouble I had was securing the fan to the roof, half of the mounting bolts are in my gutter, haha.
865067
I doubt it. This is a great tool, but the bits break if you just move at the wrong angle in sheet rock. I'd be surprised if it could handle tile. Maybe there is a special bit you can buy for it?
305725
Here is a link to the one I used. I didn't mount it on the roof, but it says you can: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0007U5C2O/ref=pe_385040_30332190_pe_175190_21431760_3p_M3T1_ST1_dp_1 Scott
611604
Yes I think it would work on tiles,it did a very good job of chips in the bath tub so I cant see why it would not work on tiles as well.
1075585
I was very happy when i used it on my Dodge Caliber which has lots of black plastic on the outer sides of the roof. I would say it should work for you as long as it's plastic, not metal, you clean the surface well.
439704
In manual it states you can do it, but at your own risk. To avoid leaks and/or mechanical damage I would not recommend it. It sticks to roof just fine.
897622
If paired with a good roof penetration sealant, it should work. Also, you might need longer bolts.
1814771
I have had great results on copper ornnaments but I have not used it on a roof,maybe you can try it on a small section.
753155
I'm sure it will work for you if the part of your roof just above where the edge or downspouts are is smooth so that you can pull the snow down over the edge. If you have a 'bump' type seam that is less than a foot from the edge then that bump could make it difficult to use this as the 'bump' will be in the way.