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Snow Guards for All-Star Metals

Snow guards for All-Star Metals roofing panels help manage rooftop snow and ice release above sidewalks, entry doors, driveways, parking areas, landscaping, equipment, and other areas where sliding snow can create damage or safety concerns. The correct SnoBlox-Snojax product depends on whether the All-Star Metals roof uses a standing-seam concealed-fastener system or an exposed-fastener panel, and, if the latter, on the specific panel profile installed on the building.

Compatible All-Star Metals snow retention options may include adhesive-mounted polycarbonate guards, screw-fastened guards, SnowCatcher products, PBR-style rail systems, non-penetrating clamp-on rail assemblies, RCB-3 rail systems, 2-bar rail systems, and clamp-on SnoCleat products, depending on the panel geometry.
  • All-Star Metals standing-seam and exposed-fastener panels require different snow-retention attachment methods.
  • Standing seam panels should use compatible clamp-on systems or adhesive-mounted guards, not screw-down attachments.
  • Exposed-fastener panels may accept glue-down, screw-down, SnowCatcher, PBR rail, or SnoCleat PBR systems, depending on panel shape and available mounting area.
  • All-Star Metals Grande and Oxford standing-seam profiles require non-penetrating or adhesive-mounted snow retention options when the panel geometry allows.
  • Final product selection should account for roof slope, panel width, snow load, run length, roof material, panel striations, and full-roof layout requirements.
Important: Do not choose snow guards based only on how a product looks. A guard or rail system that works on one All-Star Metals profile may not suit another. Clamp-on systems fit only compatible standing-seam profiles. Exposed-fastener panels may require adhesive bonding, mechanical fastening, PBR brackets, or other panel-specific mounting methods. An incorrect selection can reduce holding strength, increase the risk of leaks, or cause premature system failure.

⚡ All-Star Metals Primary Quick Selection Guide

Use this section for fast profile-level direction. Confirm the exact product fit in the full compatibility charts below.

  • Grande and Oxford standing seam panels: Compatible options may include adhesive-mounted polycarbonate guards, SnoBar/ColorBar standing-seam rails, RCB-3 systems, 2-bar rails, and SnoCleat RC/RCT, when the seam and roof layout support these systems.
  • NewRIB exposed-fastener panels: Compatible with selected polycarbonate guards, SnowCatcher, SnoCleat PBR, SnoBar PBR, and ColorBar PBR when installed according to project requirements.
  • EcoJax note: EcoJax is a polycarbonate snow guard and fits the same All-Star Metals panel profiles shown for SnoBlox Deuce.
  • Standing seam warning: Do not fasten screw-down snow guards through concealed-fastener standing seam panels.

About All-Star Metals Roofing Systems

Since 2017, All-Star Metals has manufactured premium steel roofing, siding, and exterior building products for residential, commercial, agricultural, and light industrial projects across North America. The company's product lineup includes Grande and Oxford standing seam roofing systems, steel shingles, board-and-batten siding, trim, and matching accessories that combine long-term performance with modern architectural appeal.

Every All-Star Metals product is manufactured in Canada to meet rigorous quality standards, with an emphasis on durability, precision, and consistent manufacturing. The company also works with a network of qualified installers to help property owners achieve dependable, professional installations on projects of all sizes.

All-Star Metals backs many of its premium finishes with a 40-year coating warranty, including finishes that replicate the appearance of natural wood and stone while delivering the longevity and low maintenance of steel. Its roofing and siding systems complement a wide range of architectural styles, from agricultural buildings and rural homes to contemporary commercial and residential construction. By combining advanced coating technology with sustainable manufacturing practices, All-Star Metals continues to provide long-lasting metal roofing solutions that help property owners reduce maintenance and avoid frequent roof replacements.

Snow Retention Solutions for All-Star Metals Roofing

All-Star Metals' standing-seam panels and exposed-fastener panels do not use the same snow-retention attachment method. Standing seam roofs typically require non-penetrating clamp-on systems when the seam geometry allows it, or adhesive-mounted guards when the panel's pan provides a suitable bonding surface. Exposed-fastener panels may accept screw-down products when attached through the low flats and into an adequate structure.

See our full range of snow guards for metal roofs and use the charts below to confirm which SnoBlox-Snojax products fit each All-Star Metals panel. “YES” indicates the product is shown as a fit for that panel. “NO” means it is not shown as compatible for that profile.

Snow Guards for All-Star Metals Standing Seam Roof Panels

All-Star Metals' standing seam profiles in this guide include Grande and Oxford roof panels. These panels differ from exposed-fastener roof profiles in that the fasteners sit beneath the roof system rather than remaining visible through the panel surface. Compatible snow retention products must protect the roof without placing screw-down attachments through the concealed-fastener standing seam panel.

Standing seam warning: Do not install screw-down snow guards through concealed-fastener standing-seam roof panels. Use compatible clamp-on products where the seam accepts them, or adhesive-mounted guards where a flat bonding surface is available.

Do you need more information about our compatible snow guards for All-Star Metals standing-seam roof panels? Check out our full blog here: Snow Guards for Standing Seam Steel Roofs by All-Star Metals.

Grande and Oxford standing-seam profiles require snow retention systems that respect the roof's concealed-fastener design. Adhesive-mounted polycarbonate guards and compatible clamp-on rail or cleat systems help manage snow without requiring screw-down fasteners to be driven through the standing seam panel.

Striated panels may require a heavier adhesive application to fill small gaps and reduce moisture paths beneath the guard. If using a rail system, IceStopper attachments are recommended above pedestrian or parking areas to help manage snow and ice beneath the rail.

Snow Guards for All-Star Metals Exposed Fastener Roof Panels

All-Star Metals' exposed-fastener compatibility in this guide centers on the NewRIB panel. The NewRIB profile uses roll-formed 28-gauge steel, features a reversible seam, and is suitable for roofing and siding applications. Its rib spacing and flat areas allow several individual snow guard and rail-style snow retention options when the system is attached correctly.

Exposed fastener reminder: When screw-down snow guards or rails are compatible, they should be attached through the low flats of the panel and into adequate structure. Do not install individual snow guards or rail systems directly on the high ribs of the panel.

Do you need more information about our compatible snow guards for All-Star Metals exposed-fastener roof panels? Check out our full blog here: Snow Guards for All-Star Metals Exposed Fastener Metal Roof Panels.

All-Star Metals NewRIB is compatible with selected pad-style polycarbonate guards, including IceJax I, EcoJax, SnoBlox Deuce, Snojax I, SnowBreaker, SnowCatcher, SnoCleat PBR, SnoBar PBR, and ColorBar PBR.

IceJax II, SnoBlox Ace, Snojax II, SnoCleat 2.67, SnoBar 2.67, and ColorBar 2.67 don't fit the All-Star Metals NewRIB profile.

For screw-down installations, fasteners must engage a suitable structure beneath the roof panel. For adhesive-mounted polycarbonate guards, plan installation around SureBond SB-190 cure requirements and avoid copper roofing applications.

All-Star Metals Snow Guard Buying Checklist

  • Confirm the exact name of the All-Star Metals panel before choosing any product.
  • Identify the roof type: standing seam, concealed fastener, exposed fastener, PBR-style, or corrugated.
  • Verify the attachment method: adhesive, screw-down, clamp-on, PBR bracket, or 2.67 corrugated bracket.
  • Check ground snow load. Individual glue-down or screw-down guards are generally best suited for lighter snow-load applications. At the same time, higher loads often require rail systems.
  • Request a layout rather than installing only in isolated areas such as doors, chimneys, or HVAC equipment.
  • Order samples or single units when a test fit is needed. SnoBlox-Snojax products and components are available with no minimum order requirement.

Need Help Identifying Your All-Star Metals Panel?

If you are not sure which All-Star Metals panel you have, carefully compare the panel profile, review the two detailed All-Star Metals blog posts linked above, and order a single test-fit unit before committing to a full project. For project-specific help, contact SnoBlox-Snojax at support@snojax.com or call 1-800-766-5291.

Do you have a metal roof from a different manufacturer?

Visit our "Snow Guard Compatibility by Roof Manufacturer" resource page for detailed information on which snow guards and snow retention systems are compatible with your metal roof.

Compatibility Guidance Note

SnoBlox-Snojax bases the compatibility information presented in this guide on product testing and field experience with All-Star Metals metal roof panel profiles. Panel manufacturers periodically update profile specifications, and individual project variables, such as seam condition, coating type, and installation method, can affect outcomes. Customers are encouraged to confirm current panel specifications directly with All-Star Metals and to contact SnoBlox-Snojax with project-specific questions before ordering.

Snow Guards for All-Star Metlas Steel Roofing Panels – Compatibility & Installation FAQ

Compatible snow retention products depend on the specific All-Star Metals roof panel. Standing seam panels typically use adhesive-mounted polycarbonate snow guards or non-penetrating clamp-on systems. In contrast, exposed-fastener panels may accommodate adhesive-mounted guards, screw-fastened snow guards, rail systems, or other panel-specific products.
No. You should not penetrate concealed-fastener standing seam panels with screw-down snow guards. Instead, use compatible clamp-on snow retention systems or adhesive-mounted snow guards designed for the panel profile.
Many All-Star Metals standing seam roof panels can accommodate clamp-on systems such as SnoBar, ColorBar, RCB-3, 2-Bar systems, and SnoCleat RC or RCT, depending on the seam geometry. Always verify compatibility before purchasing.
Yes. When installed on compatible roof panels with the recommended adhesive and in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions, adhesive-mounted snow guards provide dependable snow retention for many applications. Roofs with long panel runs or heavy snow loads may require engineered rail systems.
Rail systems often provide the best solution for long roof runs, steep roof pitches, heavy ground snow loads, or areas where large amounts of sliding snow could create safety hazards. A properly engineered layout delivers the most effective snow management.
No. Standing seam and exposed-fastener roof systems require different attachment methods. Product selection should always match the roof panel design to ensure proper installation and performance.
Depending on the panel profile, compatible products may include adhesive-mounted polycarbonate snow guards, screw-fastened snow guards, SnowCatcher systems, SnoCleat PBR, SnoBar PBR, ColorBar PBR, and other panel-specific snow retention solutions. Always confirm compatibility with the exact roof profile.
Different All-Star Metals roof panels use different seam designs, rib spacing, panel dimensions, and fastening methods. Identifying the exact panel ensures you choose a snow retention system that fits correctly and performs as intended.
Spot installations generally are not recommended because they can create uneven snow loading on the roof. A complete snow retention layout usually provides better performance, distributes loads more evenly, and improves overall safety.
Compare your roof panel against the profile images and compatibility information in our All-Star Metals standing-seam and exposed-fastener guides. If you are still unsure, contact us with photos of your roof or order a sample product to verify compatibility before placing a full order.
Yes. The number and placement of snow guards or rail systems depend on factors such as roof dimensions, roof pitch, panel type, ground snow load, and the locations to be protected. A properly designed layout helps distribute snow loads and maximize system performance.
No. Snow retention systems work as a complete system rather than as individual components. Proper spacing and layout across the roof allow the system to manage snow loads safely and effectively, rather than relying on isolated snow guards.

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