On this blog, you will find advice, standards and examples of installations relating to roof safety railings. Roof guardrails are more and more commonly used to secure roof edges. Unlike traditional wire rope systems and anchor points EN 795, roof railings do not require annual inspections or training for roof users. Being a form of collective protective equipment (CPE), roof guardrails ensure safety on the roof at all times, regardless of the worker’s actions.
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Freestanding edge protection railings are an easy and quick solution for securing roofs against falls from height. The biggest advantage of this type of railings is
Freestanding roof handrails are increasingly used to secure roof edges from falls. We have written extensively about the advantages of safety railings compared to lifelines
Rooftop lifelines EN 795 are the cheapest way to prevent fall hazards in the roof. However, they come together with many hidden problems unknown
