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Calculate your roof edge protection from your desk

For roofers, installers and estimators: draw your roof edge protection on the satellite image and instantly receive a parts list and quote — without an on-site survey.

From address to quote in three steps

  1. Enter an address

    The calculator takes you to the correct project location, displays the aerial photo and automatically determines the wind load zone per address (EN 1991-1-4).

  2. Select the location

    Click on the satellite image to select the roofs that will be part of your project. You work from the actual geometry, not a sketch.

  3. Draw the sections

    Use the drawing tool to mark where the roof edge protection goes. You instantly see the parts list — posts, railing sets and corners — and export the quote as PDF or Excel.

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What does safety cost? Free & no obligation
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The calculator works best on desktop

On a large screen you can draw the roof edge sections much more accurately. Leave your email address and we will send you the link to continue on your desktop.

No measuring wheel, no roof visit, no guesswork

Why spend hours on the roof when the entire configuration is ready digitally in a few minutes?

Design from the aerial photo

Design the complete roof edge protection directly on the satellite image of the project — no site visit, no scaling errors.

Draw and count instantly

Draw the sections and immediately see how many posts, railing sets and corners you need. The parts list updates as you work.

Fast, safe and accurate

A complete ballast calculation in minutes instead of hours — straight from your desk, without sending anyone onto the roof.

Save time, reduce costs, lower the risk

  • No physical roof inspection required
  • Instant calculation of parts and ballast
  • Wind load zone per address, per EN 1991-1-4
  • Compatible with Dakregister and QR Workstart
  • Saves time and costs on the estimate

Ballast to the standard — automatically

The calculator determines the wind load zone per address and calculates the corresponding ballast according to EN 1991-1-4 and the Dutch National Annex. That is the differentiator a remote estimate cannot offer: the correct load for this location, not a rule of thumb.

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The calculator is a layout and ballast configurator, not a roof safety audit. The design is indicative; final dimensions and ballast are confirmed on delivery and installation.

What you have in hand within minutes

Complete design

The full roof edge protection, section by section on the satellite image.

Automatic parts list

Length, corners, posts, railing sets 4 m and 3 m, D-ends — counted as you draw.

Quote in PDF or Excel

Export the complete configuration as PDF or Excel and feed it directly into your estimate.

Ballast per wind zone

The required ballast for the wind load zone of the address, e.g. NL II 27 m/s.

No on-site survey, no risk

The entire calculation happens from your desk — no one needs to go on the roof to close the quote.

Good to know before you start

1What does it cost to use the calculator?
The calculator is free to use: you design, calculate and export at no cost. You then request a hardware quote from us — we prepare it on a project-specific basis.
2Is the quote binding?
No. The result is an indicative design with a parts list. We confirm the final dimensions, ballast and price in the project quote, based on your export.
3How accurate is the measurement on the satellite image?
Accurate enough for a reliable parts estimate and calculation. It remains a remote design; minor deviations from the actual roof edge are corrected at delivery and installation.
4Do I need an account?
You can try the calculator immediately and draw a project. An account helps you save your projects and retrieve them later.
5Does the calculator work on mobile?
The calculator runs in the browser. For drawing sections on the satellite image we recommend a desktop or laptop — that is where you can work most accurately.
6Which standard is used to determine the ballast?
The wind load zone is determined per address and the ballast is calculated according to EN 1991-1-4 and the Dutch National Annex. The system itself conforms to EN 13374:2025.
7What happens to my project data?
We use your project data to prepare the configuration and quote. We do not sell or share it with third parties outside that purpose.

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Map your roof edge protection and work faster, safer and more accurately.

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