Grip Clip Roof Clips for Installing Heat Tape, Prevents Ice Dam Damage to Roof and Gutters, Simple Nail Free Cable Clips (25 Pack) (.325, Raw Aluminum)

To fit thick/multi-layered materials, plyers may be required to bend/pry them open. Lay shingles on top of each other in a pattern similar to that of architectural shingles. What they aren't: br>br> There is no need for any additional hardware, fasteners, or glue. Do not compromise the structural integrity of the roof. This isn't a flimsy structure. not insignificant If you try to pry them off, they won't come off.

Edgar DODD

| Sep 22, 2021

Originally, the cables were secured with nail-like devices. through clips, which have a leak issue but are still quite strong. Although the price of the Grip Clips made me gag, considering how simple they are and are made of cheap bent aluminum, the design is very clever, and they were as advertised in terms of ease of installation. In comparison to the stuff you get at the store, the grip barbs are extremely aggressive. I have heavy-duty heat cables, and I'm curious to see how long they last.

Amalia Santiago

| Jul 31, 2021

These are far superior to the clips included in most heating cable kits. I love living in the Pacific Northwest, where ice dams in the high desert of Central Oregon cause roof damage on a regular basis. I've installed heating cables on my roof several times. The most common method is to use Home Depot's supplied clips. Then I came across these clips, which don't damage the shingles and don't come loose in a windstorm or during a heavy snowfall. The security they provide is well worth the money.

Dallas Daugherty

| Jul 17, 2021

After you've warmed up the tape with these clips, it's simple to go back and adjust the length. To keep the shingles in place, I had to tap them with my hammer. The grip clips should be replaced with zip ties, according to the manufacturer's instructions (in the box). I did that, but I think I'll go back and install the grip clips in the bottom row of shingles anyway, just to make cleaning the pine needles out of the gutters easier when I need to.

Oliver Maddox

| Aug 18, 2021

These heavy-duty ice cord clips are XL in size. br>br>In the end, I went with the smaller clips because they were much less expensive. I strongly advise you to purchase the heavy-duty cords. They are far superior to the low-cost ice dam cords sold in stores. Even just putting them in the bottom of your gutters will keep everything melted and dry! After the first snowstorm, I was incredible!.

Kyng Christian

| Aug 05, 2021

These were purchased to secure a coaxial cable from an antenna across the roof to the window where it would be installed. I couldn't find any other metal anchors. The problem was that when trying to install them, they would bend and roll up, and they were expensive and difficult to work with. Once installed, they were remarkably secure.

Natalie May

| Mar 22, 2021

Grip Clips are a fantastic invention. Roof shingle hold is much better than standard clips, and the cable is simple to attach. If you want a long-term solution, it's well worth the money. solution for heat tape.

Allyson Fox

| Jun 08, 2021

These clips are quite effective. They install in a way that I like. Also. The cable bend is designed in a way that appeals to me. I ordered more because I enjoyed them so much.

Anaya Haas

| Dec 09, 2021