nicholi
Structural
- May 25, 2002
- 24
I have a building with a standing seam metal roof in an area with a high snow load. The standing seam roof has been installed with snow guards to prevent snow from sliding down the roof. This snow guard is fastened to the standing seam which in turn creates a shear load on that standing seam.
Do the clips (that are fastened with screws to the plywood sheathing below) that are along the length of the standing seam rib provide structural shear capacity to prevent the metal roof from sliding off the roof?
Do the clips (that are fastened with screws to the plywood sheathing below) that are along the length of the standing seam rib provide structural shear capacity to prevent the metal roof from sliding off the roof?