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What kind of metal bracket?
I don't have a clue as to what to look for.
I need to field engineer a few heavy gauge metal brackets to provide a temporary toe board at the edge of a roof where using traditional roof jacks is not possible.I have a new well secured 2 x 6 fascia board. Whatever I use will be well lag-bolted to that. I would like a bracket that I can attach to the fascia that comes 90 degrees away (3-4") and then rises 6-8" above the roof. Think two risers and one tread from a set of stairs. I can have some made but I'm sure there must be something sold that I can adapt. The problem is I don't have a clue as to what I might use for the adaptation. Any and all suggestions appreciated. Colbyt |
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