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Roof hatch safety rails
Delta Prevention
05 00 00 Metals
The roof hatch safety rails protects access to the hatch, often installed at the edge of the roof. This fall protection railing also prevents falls in the hatch when it is left open.
Features:
- Adapts to access hatches of all sizes
- Attaches to the hatch without damaging the roof membrane
- Lightweight and rust resistant aluminum tubes
- Self-closing adjustable safety gate included
- Grab handle to ease access included
- Quick and easy installation
- 10 year warranty
- Made in Canada
- Meets NBC and OSHA standards
Thanks to the design developed in-house exclusively for this application, the Delta Prevention’s access hatch guardrail kit can be easily installed on access hatches of all style and size. The clamp-on installation is safe for the membrane and is 100% perforation-free. The same clamp also allows for bolted installation if necessary.
Additional Information
Spec sheetInstallation guide
Essential documents
Contact Information
Phone: 8448554273
Email:
info@deltaprevention.com
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