support fix or stabilize hoses cords ropes and or cables thereto thus preventing these elements and any attachments thereto from sliding down and off the roof as well as preventing them from interfering with workers or roofers working on the pitched or inclined roof application_number US 91230197 A description referring now to fig1 3 of the drawing there is shown a support clip bar 10 of this invention the clip bar 10 has an elongated substantially flat section 11 with a perpendicular raised portion 12 at one end thereof the flat section 11 may be constructed from hard plastic or hard rubber but is preferably made from metal such as 26 gauge stainless steel the overall length of the clip bar is approximately 7 and 1 2 inches long and 1 and 1 2 inches wide near one end of the flat section 11 there are an aperture 13 and a slot 14 either or both of which may be used for supporting the clip bar on an inclined roof for example appropriately sized nails may be hammered through the aperture 13 and slot 14 into the sheathing of the roof this method of securement is preferred for its stability since it.