RoofGuard HatchBar
These roof hatch grab bars mount directly to the frame of the hatch and act as a single point of assistance; which allow your contractors and employees to safely enter and exit your roof hatch.
The RoofGuard Hatch Bar is mounted directly to the frame of the hatch, this system aids in rooftop entry while not interfering with day-to-day roof access. The Hatch Bar acts, as a single point of assistance to ensure your entry onto rooftops is quick and most importantly safe!
These roof hatch grab bars are designed in order to work on all makes and models of roof hatches and have been rigorously tested in order to meet some of the most stringent of weight and durability requirements.
RoofGuard has been designed to meet or exceed all major North American safety standards/regulations including Ontario MOL requirements, ANSI, OSHA, OHSA & WorkSafeBC.
Available RoofGuard Grab Bar Options:
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With the addition of this hatch grab post, your employees/contractors will be able to safely and efficiently enter and exit your rooftop. |
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RoofGuard Classic
With the addition of this fall protection system, you will be able to eliminate the need for active fall protection equipment such as Safety Harnesses/ Lanyards, Roof Anchor Systems or Horizontal Lifelines with the addition of this rooftop guardrail system |
RoofGuard Restraint Anchor
This Restraint Anchor is designed for individuals working near the roof edge. This portable system allows for users to have the flexibility needed to place anchor points exactly where they need them. |
HatchGuard
These free-standing rooftop fall protection systems, are designed to be a non-penetrating and will help prevent workers and contractors from falling into open roof hatches. |
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