The pictures show it mounted on a sloped roof without a rain gutter. Will it extend past a typical 4" rain gutter that hangs on the eve of the roof?
910153
Yes.....We have "Gutter Guards" (gutter system with tops) and backboard is mounted to extend beyond them.
193052
We have ours hanging over our deck. It is woven material that does have gaps between the 'threads'. However, it doesn't necessarily fall uniformly through the cracks, ours tends to primarily pool in the middle and then drip through there. We have it mounted level at the 4 corners. I suspect that if we mounted at an angle that most of the rain would shed off the edge.
1152518
I would imagine it would as the vent in the top overlaps but if your worried about things getting wet (most rain storms are not straight down!) I would just get a standard canopy with no roof vent. We use ours in sunny weather so have not had a downpour hit it yet!
2212851
Yes it will. I solved mine with 2 things. I had it mounted on a wall. I added cloth siding. I had an old free standingg room type of divider. I anchored it to the same wall so both sides were wind blocked. I also added a shield 2 feet above it to keep rain out. Mine was used almost daily for 2 years without issue. Mine was mounted to an outside shower with the controls facing inside the shower so I could turn on and adjust through a hole on the wall. Hope this works for you.
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
2076012
I mounted mine directly to the roof of my ELF with velcro. No issues. And the roof is curved. It conforms nicely and functions flawlessly.
1853844
It depends on how high the roof is. It does extend to an extention ladder I believe it will extend to approx. 15'. You could get one of the longer ones also.
36720
Didnt use it on a gutter but I imagine it would. It is very thick and strong when it dries
392068
This really has to rest against a wall in my opinion. I can not see how it would rest on roof -- unless of course it is resting against the gutter so that the roof can be accessed.
1885275
Looking at the one I have, I don't think I would mount it without protection from the elements. Direct rain wouldn't do it any good. My manual that came with it said nothing about where to mount it, only leave space for air circulation. I'm using mine in a 5th wheel camper. Hope this helps. Great product.
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.
667402
Mine is mounted under the over hang of my roof and has not had any problems. Wind, rain and snow have not seemed to have affected its operation but if not under an eave I would recommend putting silicone around the base.
1787055
It mounts TO the roof surface.There are videos on YouTube that demonstrate how installation of various models is done.
126016
I made it work for ours. I crafted a roof extension out of PVC pipes, supported the extension on the existing roof supports, and it turned out great.
611906
5 inches clearance may be enough with antenna mounted as shown. If it is a metal gutter, it may interfere with the antenna's signals. In my application I had much less clearance and the antenna would have been very close to the metal lath of the stucco. I solved both problems by using an antenna extension cable. With the cable going straight upward, through a hole in a soffett, the vertical mounting clearance required is about 6 inches. With the antenna attached, it would be about 11 inches.
900134
We have a regular one story home(ranch style) and wanted to mount it on the roof over the garage and it would not work. Ended up returning it, we were going to mount a 54" lifetime nba goal on it though. Our roof was "too tall" for the adjustment mount and our roof is a NORMAL roof. Good luck
1471106
The "box" portion of the extender actually makes the ladder rail effectively a few inches longer, and is very sturdy, so...as long as the ladder itself actually makes it to the roof line, you should have no problems.