Universal roof tile bracket with twisted plate (galvanized steel) /OC/ AH09321

Universal tile holder for lightning conductors

This tile holder is designed for the safe and reliable routing of lightning conductors on roofs covered with tiles. Its universal design allows for mounting on different types of tiles, providing a solid fixing and effective protection against atmospheric discharges. The product is particularly useful when installing lightning protection systems in residential, commercial and industrial buildings.

Design and materials

The holder is made of galvanized steel, which guarantees high corrosion resistance and long-term operation, even in harsh weather conditions. Galvanic zinc coating, used by AH Hardt – the only manufacturer in Poland with its own galvanizing plant – ensures the highest class of anti-corrosion protection. The screws and nuts are also made of galvanized steel, eliminating the risk of galvanic corrosion. The holder is compatible with conductors with a diameter of 8-10 mm and is mounted with two M5x16 screws.

Advantages and benefits

• High corrosion resistance: The use of galvanic zinc coating and polymer coating sealing provides long-lasting protection against the effects of atmospheric factors.
• Universality: Designed for use with various types of tiles, which simplifies installation and reduces costs associated with selecting the appropriate elements.
• Solid construction: Made of durable galvanized steel, it guarantees stable and secure mounting of the lightning conductor.
• Long-term operation: High quality materials and workmanship ensure reliable operation for many years.
• Warranty: The product is covered by a 4-year manufacturer's warranty, which confirms its high quality and reliability.
• Easy installation: Simple construction allows for quick and easy installation for both professional installers and people with basic manual skills.

Application

The universal tile holder finds application primarily in:

• Installation of lightning protection systems in residential buildings.
• Protecting industrial facilities from the effects of atmospheric discharges.
• Construction of lightning protection installations in commercial buildings (offices, shops, warehouses).
• Modernization of existing lightning protection systems.
• Routing lightning conductors along tiled roofs vertically.