ROOF PERMANENT GUARDRAILS

The ultimate expert in height access for more than 30 years, Echelle Canada takes care of securing your roofs by offering roof protection guardrails to secure the movement of operators on roofs.

The self-supporting guardrail is a collective fall protection system. It is the ideal solution for securing terraces.

Its design allows quick and easy installation thanks to the fixing of the handrail by
a dovetail clamp system and the interlocking of the secondary rail with a shrinkage nozzle.

Our permanent self-supporting guardrails ensure the safety of maintenance workers. Self-supporting guardrails are extremely popular to permanently eliminate the risk of falling from your roofs.

Self-supporting Guardrail Systems For Classic Roofs

SELF-SUPPORTING GUARDRAIL FOR ROOF ACCESS LADDERS

Aluminium guardrail system installed on a Z deflected plate.Installed directly on parapets and allowing the layout of a waterproofing system (coping).2 sizes of the Z plate available: 150 and 300 mm.

SELF-SUPPORTING GUARDRAIL FOR ROOF ACCESS HATCH

The recycled rubber base provides the best adhesion without any additional membrane.No damage to the roof, because it is 100% self-supporting. Aluminium preventing the peeling of paint.

Self-supporting Guardrail Systems For Classic Roofs

GUARDRAIL FOR SKYLIGHTS AND SKYDOMES

Self-supporting guardrail.Installed without anchor and, therefore, without any damage to the roof.Built according to your needs.It can be installed directly on the membrane.

SELF-SUPPORTING STRAIGHT GUARDRAIL

An anti-slip sole is mounted under the plate and a geotextile sole is placed under the blocks (if mounted on a waterproofing unit).For parapets of less than 100 mm (4"), the plinth is mandatory.

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Horizontal rail lifelines

Echelle Canada’s horizontal rail lifelines are compliant with U.S. standards. They can be installed overhead or on the ground, and offer a wide range of applications

Horizontal rail lifelines

Echelle Canada’s horizontal rail lifelines are compliant with U.S. standards. They can be installed overhead or on the ground, and offer a wide range of applications

HORIZONTAL RAIL LIFELINES

The CONEKT horizontal rail lifeline is an overhead access system for facade maintenance and cleaning.

Depending on the configuration, a rope access specialist or a cradle fitted with a Ropeclimber hoist can be suspended from the rail. The rail allows movement over the area by means of a mobile anchor point.

The system is ATEX-certified for potentially explosive environments. Rail lifelines are suitable for the following applications:

  • NAV2 mobile fall-arrest anchor point;
  • AV7 trolley for suspended work;
  • NAV4 horizontal motorized trolley;
  • Trolley manually operated by a rope and pulley.;
  • AISI304 stainless steel track roller.
 

This system is the most efficient in terms of operating costs. As an option, the system can be painted to match the building’s architectural design.

ADVANTAGES OF CONEKT CABLE LIFELINES

CONEKT RAIL LIFELINE

The CONEKT standard rail lifeline can be mounted on the ground, wall or ceiling.

CONEKT rail lifeline on metal decking

CONEKT rail-mounted lifelines are installed on metal decking using:

  • the PB1 or PB2 base plate, depending on the wave width of your support;
  • R25 short rail fastener for direct rail mounting on the base plate, or on a riser (PB250 tilting post or AD diabolo) if required.

Metal sheet thickness ≥ 0.63 mm.

Distance between fasteners: max. 6 m.

Approved for a maximum of 4 users simultaneously.

Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months:

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

CONEKT rail lifeline on sandwich panels

CONEKT rail-mounted lifelines are installed on sandwich panels using:

  • the PB1 or PB2 base plate, depending on the wave width of your support;
  • R25 short rail fastener for direct rail mounting on the base plate, or on a riser (PB250 tilting post or AD diabolo) if required.

Thickness ≥ 0,5 mm.

Distance between fasteners: max. 6 m.
Approved for a maximum of 4 users simultaneously.
Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months:

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

CONEKT rail lifeline on metal decking with waterproofing insulation

A CONEKT rail-mounted lifeline is installed on metal decking with waterproofing insulation using:

  • the PB2 or PB4 board, depending on the type of host support;
  • R25 short rail fastener and PB250 tilting post to secure rail to base plate.

Metal sheet thickness ≥ 0.63 mm.

Distance between fasteners: max. 6 m.

Approved for a maximum of 4 users simultaneously.

Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months.

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

CONEKT rail lifeline on standing seam roofing

CONEKT rail lifeline is mounted on standing-seam roofing using:

  • the ICJD S short interface or ICJD L wide interface designed for this type of support, depending on the spacing between standing seams;
  • R25 short rail fastener for fixing the rail directly to the interface, or to a riser (PB250 tilting post or AD diabolo) if required.

Distance between fasteners: max. 6 m.

Approved for a maximum of 4 users simultaneously.

Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months:

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

CONEKT rail lifeline for zinc roofing over battens

CONEKT rail lifelines are installed on zinc roofing over battens using:

  • the ICZ interface designed for this type of support;
  • R25 short rail fastener for fixing the rail directly to the interface, or to a riser (PB250 tilting post or AD diabolo) if required.

Wood batten ≥ 12 mm – Zinc sheet.

Distance between fasteners: max. 6 m.

Approved for a maximum of 4 users simultaneously.

Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months:

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

CONEKT rail lifeline on concrete slabs

CONEKT rail lifelines are installed on concrete slabs using:

  • a P300 rigid post or P500 rigid post, depending on the desired clearance height;
  • R25 short rail fastener for fixing the rail directly to the post.

It is not possible to add a riser to rigid concrete posts.

Distance between fasteners: max. 6 m.

Approved for a maximum of 4 users simultaneously.

Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months:

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

CONEKT lifeline on concrete wall

CONEKT rail lifelines are installed on concrete walls using:

  • the R25 short rail fastener or the R25XL wide rail fastener to fasten the rail directly to the concrete wall;
  • a P300 or P500 rigid concrete posts if a riser is required.

Distance between fasteners: max. 6 m.

Approved for a maximum of 4 users simultaneously.

Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months:

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

CONEKT rail lifeline on structural steel beam

CONEKT rail lifelines are installed on structural steel beams using:

  • a CRA double clamp and a SC clamping support;
  • the R25 short rail clamp to fasten the rail directly to the clamping bracket, or to a riser (AR articulation or AD diabolo) if required. The risers can be stacked, and a custom riser can be added if greater clearance is required.

In special cases, depending on the ceiling support, the rail can be fastened directly with the R25XL wide rail mount.

For use on ceiling with standard or XL rail.

Distance between fasteners with standard rails: 5 m max. If suspended, fasteners must be placed every 2.5 m.

Distance between fasteners with XL rail: 6 m, 5 m if suspended.

Maximum of 4 users simultaneously / 2 users if suspended.

Periodic inspection at least once every 12 months:

  • Rigid lifeline in anodized aluminum;
  • CONEKT rails and lifeline components have no sharp edges that could damage lanyards or ropes.

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