Roofer Hot Box - 48 x 48 x 48

4.7 (225) · € 1753.00 · Auf Lager

The HB64ROOF has a fixed thermostat of about 100F, pushes 1440 watts of power, and utilizes optimized heater design for heavy duty use. No more janky OSHA-nightmare handmade boxes out of plywood and Torpedo heaters.

Hot Box Pallet Warmer, Bulk Material Heater 64 Cubic Feet, 110°F

Plytanium T1-11 Natural/Rough Sawn 0.594-in x 48-in x 96-in SYP

The HB64ROOF has a fixed thermostat of about 100F, pushes 1440 watts of power, and utilizes optimized heater design for heavy duty use. No more janky

Roofer Hot Box - 48 x 48 x 66

The Powerblanket HB64ROOF Roofers Hot Box heater comes standard with an internal preset fixed thermostat which maintains an internal maximum temperature as high as 120°F. The HB64ROOF is fully insulated so it retains heat in extreme weather conditions. Save time and money by protecting your roofing shingles, adhesives, equipment, and materials from freezing without the risk of overheating. Heats pallets of shingles or roofing materials all at once.

Powerblanket Roofer Hot Box Portable Job-Site Heater 48 Height HB64ROOF

The HB64ROOF has a fixed thermostat of about 100F, pushes 1440 watts of power, and utilizes optimized heater design for heavy duty use. No more janky

Roofer Hot Box - 48 x 48 x 66

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ShingleVent II ridge vent installs on the peak of the roof allowing exhaust ventilation all along the roofline end-to-end. ShingleVent II ridge vent has a low profile shingle-over design that blends in with the roof. Once installed ShingleVent II provides exceptional attic ventilation and is almost invisible from the ground. Color Black.

Air Vent ShingleVent II 1.4 in. x 14 in. x 48 in. Ridge Vent in Black with Nails (Sold in Carton of 10/4 ft. Pieces Only)

Chimney has been filling the supply and accessory needs of over 8,000 chimney sweeps hearth retailers masons and contractors for over 25 years. Chimney has the privilege of serving over 80% of the chimney professionals in America.Founded by Robert Daniels Sooty Bob in 1978 Chimney has grown from a one-man operation to a national network of six warehouses and a manufacturing plant. From its headquarters in Fairfield Iowa Chimney plays a major role in providing for the Chimney industry.