Rooftop Anchor

Like silent sentries that are on duty 24 hours a day, our anchor products are ready to satisfy a multitude of your fall protection requirements. Made of the highest quality U.S. certified carbon steel, anchors are manufactured by certified welders and are designed and tested to withstand a minimum 5,000 lb load. 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. Our expansive anchor product line meet or exceed OSHA and ANSI safety standards and are compatible with new construction as well as retro-fit projects.

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A Davit system is installed around the perimeter of the rooftop and is designed to suspend self-powered platforms, cages, or even bosun chairs. Rooftop Anchor’s design team will work with a project’s engineer to ensure the building is capable of withstanding the large loads generated by davits.

Whether new construction or retrofit, davit systems are being used more and more on buildings of all heights to address protruding features on building facades such as shade louvers, eyebrows, sun shades, awnings, glass curtain walls and non-load bearing parapets. Davit systems allow suspension points to be located away from a building so that wire cables and safety lines do not load or damage architectural features.

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Rigging Sleeves are designed to allow proper rigging access when building features obstruct the areas needing to be safely reached. A variety of configurations are all designed to support both self-powered platforms and bosun chair use.

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Outrigger beams, like Davit Systems, provide a practical and efficient means for suspending self-powered platforms, cages and bosun’s chairs. Outrigger beams are pinned directly to a roof anchor and are an ideal solution in situations where a building’s roof structure cannot withstand the significant loads generated by davit assemblies.

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Linear Access Solutions include rail and lifeline systems. These provide safe lateral movement for multiple workers in harnesses, platforms, cages, or bosun chairs. Here are some of the key differences between rails and lifelines:

Rail systems have an anchor point above the user, which moves along a rail, and can support individual fall systems, powered platforms, cages, or bosun chairs.

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Linear Access Solutions include rail and lifeline systems. These provide safe lateral movement for multiple workers in harnesses, platforms, cages, or bosun chairs. Here are some of the key differences between rails and lifelines:

Rail systems have an anchor point above the user, which moves along a rail, and can support individual fall systems, powered platforms, cages, or bosun chairs.

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Consisting of all stainless steel components, our overhead lifeline systems have the ability to free-span great distances. They also offer users unencumbered access along the entire system.

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Whether for temporary or permanent use, the adaptive design of Sector Safety Systems offers a variety of solutions for all kinds of applications—from unprotected roof edges, to open mechanical pits, to hazardous equipment locations or any general fall hazard. This system can stay on a rooftop indefinitely with no risk of compromising a roof membrane.

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