ACRO - Roof Bracket 60°, 2" x 6" 19" Back Length, 29606

The ACRO 29606 Roof Bracket is a rugged, contractor-grade support designed at a 60° angle with a generous 19″ back plate tailored for use with structurally sound 2×6 lumber. It exceeds OSHA safety standards with its four offset nail slots to prevent upward slippage, supplemented by six long welds, a back-stiffening rib, and welded gusset to reinforce structural integrity. With rounded, smooth edges that protect both hands and roofing materials and a high-visibility, powder-coated safety-yellow finish, this bracket installs and removes cleanly without damaging shingles. When spaced properly—no more than 8 ft apart—it supports one worker plus 40 lb of materials per 4-ft staging span.

Key Features:
• Four offset OSHA-compliant nail slots for secure placement
• Six long welds, back-stiffening rib, and welded gusset for structural strength
• Smooth, rounded edges prevent injury and protect shingles
• Clean installation and removal preserve roof surface integrity
• Supports one worker plus up to 40 lb of materials per 4 ft span when spaced correctly

• Model: 29606 – 2″ × 6″ Roof Bracket at 60° angle, 19″ back plate
• Compatible plank size: 2×6 lumber
• Nail slots: Four offset slots exceeding OSHA minimum
• Structural reinforcements: Back-stiffening rib, welded gusset, six long welds
• Load capacity: One worker plus 40 lb of material per 4 ft staging span
• Installation spacing: Maximum 8 ft between brackets
• Finish: Powder-coated safety yellow

• Position the bracket on the roof slope over structural support.
• Drive nails through all four offset slots into the decking.
• Verify that the bracket is level and firmly seated.
• Insert a structurally sound 2×6 plank into the bracket’s heel.
• Set additional brackets no more than 8 ft apart and place planks across to form staging.
• Confirm platform stability before use.

Q: What plank does the ACRO 29606 support?
A: It is designed for use with structurally sound 2×6 lumber planks.

Q: Why does it include four nail slots?
A: The four offset slots exceed OSHA’s minimum requirement and prevent upward slippage.

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

Q: How far apart should brackets be spaced?
A: No more than 8 feet when staging with 2×6 planks.

Q: What is the load capacity per bracket?
A: Each bracket supports one worker plus up to 40 lb of material per 4 ft span.