Snow fences
Program

Fast Installation on any Site – winter can do its worst

Optimum efficiency of the snow fence is achieved using the following formula: Distance to road = overall height of snow fence x 10

  • A base plate is hammered in at intervals of 4 to 6 m. We recommend using our standard winch.
  • The relatively lightweight pegs are completely hammered in and the guy ropes are inserted with the clamping devices at distances of approx. 2 m left and right of the base plates. The 2 m distances can be extended or shortened at any time by means of the reclamping devices available if rock is hit when the pegs are hammered in.
  • The snow fence matting is rolled out in a comfortable upright posture for the installer.
  • Place the integrated support posts onto the base plates and insert the ropes at the top of the base plates, together with the rope guide metal plates..
  • Anchor the complete cluster by means of the rope tighteners. This task is significantly facilitated by using pliers.
Every 4 to 6 m a base plate is hammered in. We recommend to use the standard winder therefore.
In distance of approx. 2 m to the left and right of the base plates the pegs are hammered in and the bracings ropes are inserted.
The snow fence mat is rolled out in a comfortable upright posture.
Place the integrated support posts on the base plates and attach the ropes with the rope guiding sheets at the top of the base plates.
Tighten the complete cluster using the rope tensioning system. This task is significantly facilitated by using the collet.

It is always possible to install several snow fence clusters in a continuous row.

PDF Downloads
Specification
Product movies