ACRO - Roof Bracket 90°, 2" x 6" 16" Back Length, 26906

The ACRO 26906 Roof Bracket is a contractor-grade support bracket set at a 90° angle, equipped with a 16″ back plate for use with structurally sound 2×6 lumber planks. Designed for safety and durability, it includes four offset nail slots—exceeding OSHA’s requirement—to prevent upward movement, a robust back-stiffening rib to resist twisting and flexing, and smooth, rounded edges to protect hands and roof surfaces. The powder-coated safety-yellow finish improves visibility and holds up under jobsite conditions. This bracket installs and removes cleanly without damaging shingles and supports one worker plus up to 40 lb of materials per 4 ft staging when properly spaced.

Key Features:
• Four offset OSHA-compliant nail slots for secure placement
• Reinforced with a back-stiffening rib for structural integrity
• Smooth, rounded edges prevent injury and roof damage
• Clean installation and removal, preserving shingle integrity
• Supports one worker plus 40 lb per 4 ft of staging when placed correctly

• Model: 26906 – 2″ × 6″ Roof Bracket at 90° angle, 16″ back plate
• Compatible plank size: Suitable for structurally sound 2×6 lumber
• Nail slots: Four offset slots exceeding OSHA minimum
• Structural reinforcement: Back-stiffening rib included
• Load capacity: One worker + 40 lb of materials per 4 ft of staging
• Installation spacing: Maximum 8 ft between brackets
• Finish: Powder-coated safety yellow

• Position bracket at desired staging location over structural roof decking.
• Drive nails through all four offset slots into the decking substrate.
• Confirm that the bracket is level and securely seated.
• Insert a structurally sound 2×6 plank into the bracket's heel for staging support.
• Install additional brackets at intervals no greater than 8 ft, laying planks across them to form the platform.
• Verify the stability and safety of the staging before use.

Q: What plank size does this bracket support?
A: It is designed for use with structurally sound 2×6 lumber planks.

Q: Why does it have four nail slots?
A: Four offset slots exceed OSHA’s minimum requirement and help prevent bracket movement.

Q: Will it damage shingles during use?
A: No—the smooth edges and precise design allow installation and removal without harming the roof surface.

Q: What spacing is recommended for safe staging?
A: Use no more than 8 ft spacing between brackets to maintain stability when staging with 2×6 planks.

Q: How much load can each bracket support?
A: Each bracket supports one worker plus up to 40 lb of material per 4 ft span.