Roof Pipe Anchor

Roof anchors can be used for securing lifelines and the tieback of suspension equipment or direct rigging of a bosun s chair for window cleaners.

Roof pipe anchor.

Worth the price for certified safety equipment. Flexible connectors seals. Pipe guides anchors. Based in heber city utah we collaborate with building owners and architects to engineer manufacture and install custom rooftop technology.

Solid aluminum with 12 bolts to hold it in place. In stock now at your branch 4 in stock now at your branch 1. Roof anchors can be as simple as a d ring connection or as complex as a complete lifeline system. Featuring a similar design to the time tested model 1 5 the model 3 0 is just as simple to install and is guaranteed to withstand harsh rooftop conditions for years to come.

The snappy roof anchor meets all applicable standards for fall arrest. This is the only standing seam anchor that works on a standing t seam metal roof. Double suction pump bases. Riser guides horizontal pipe isolation.

Certified carbon steel anchors are manufactured by certified welders and are designed and tested to withstand a minimum 5 000 lb load. Stress loads safety factors basedon von mises pipe diameters 2 inch through 16 inch. Both permanent and temporary roof anchor points are available. Miro industries is excited to announce the official arrival of the latest addition to the miro product lineup the model 3 0.

A riser clamp and a pipe anchor use just one as a riser clamp use two to anchor pipe adjustable no welding 2 inches to 8 inches. Today rooftop anchor is an industry leading provider of rooftop safety solutions. There are permanent and reusable options available. Permanent roof anchors are designed to provide one d ring anchorage point when installed securely on a wood roof sub surface or vertical wall.

They provide an anchor point for fall arrest systems on roofs for maintenance work repair and new construction. Made of the highest quality u s. Fasteners are provided with this product. It literally is now part of the roof.

Anchor points are usually installed on the roof and are used to connect lanyards lifelines and other forms of tie off which prevent a worker from falling.