4m Eavesbeam White

Storm Building Products, a division of Southgate Enterprises, specialises in providing high-quality glazing and roofing accessories. Renowned for their durability and ease of installation, their range of roofing sheet accessories is designed to meet diverse construction requirements. The Eavesbeam is one such product that offers practical benefits for residential and commercial applications.

Storm provides high-quality components, including essentials like eavesbeams, glazing bars, and roof supports to complete your projects efficiently. The 3m Eavesbeam is designed to support self-support glazing bars at the lower end of roofing structures to create a secure base for installing glazing bars. 

Positioned on top of window frames, the white eaves beam helps to create a strong and stable foundation for roofing systems. It is suitable for roof pitches between 2.5 and 15 degrees and offers compatibility with various roofing projects. It includes end caps and fixing screws for quick installation. It is suitable for DIY enthusiasts and professional tradesmen working on self-supporting roofs.

Product Features:

• Supports self-support glazing bars on roofing structures  
• Fits on top of window frames for secure installation  
• Suitable for roof pitches between 2.5 to 15 degrees  
• Includes end caps and fixing screws for easy installation  
• Compatible with end bars, wall plates, and self-supporting posts  
• Gutter brackets available upon request for square-line guttering

FAQs:

What is the Storm 3m Eavesbeam used for?

The Storm 3m Eavesbeam supports self-support glazing bars, providing a secure base at the lower end of a roofing system, usually positioned near the gutter.

Can I use the Storm 3m Eavesbeam with other roofing components?

Yes, it is compatible with end bars, wall plates, intermediate bars, and self-supporting posts, making it suitable for various roofing configurations.

What roof projections are suitable for the Storm 3m Eavesbeam?

The Storm eavesbeam supports self-support glazing bars with specific projection limits. Check the maximum glazing bar projection and sheet width before installation for safety and stability.