Points and case studies on roof snow melting that you can't ask about now: snow melting and snow shoveling.

Introducing the points for roof snow melting! The northwestern side, where the winter seasonal winds blow, has a higher density of piping.

We would like to introduce the points and examples of our roof snow melting system. In cases where the central part of the roof has melted snow but snow remains at the eaves and gable ends, workers have to climb onto the roof to manually remove the leftover snow. To prevent such situations, we install piping all the way to the outer edges, and particularly increase the piping density at the eaves. 【Key Points (Partial)】 ■ Areas where snow tends to remain, such as eaves and valleys, are designed with increased piping density to enhance heat dissipation. ■ In the case of horizontal tile roofing, vertical piping is generally used, while horizontal piping is employed only at the eaves to prevent snow cornices. ■ We investigate the usage of the floor directly beneath the roof and design increased piping density for rooms directly above the north side, which tend to have lower usage rates. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Points】 - Taking into account the orientation of surrounding buildings and roofs, the northwest side, where winter seasonal winds blow, is designed to have a higher density of piping. - Considering that drift on the roof surface and heat in the attic can easily concentrate, the top or umbrella section is designed to either reduce piping density or avoid piping altogether. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.