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Fragile roof access

Published:  02 June, 2014

Mobile_Valley_Frame-1.JPGSAFESITE says its range of fragile roof access equipment is ideal for providing short term protection for work on fragile or industrial roofs. The range includes the Mobile Valley Frame, said to be an extremely compact, portable and easy to assemble system which is completely adjustable for most roof angles, making it ideal for maintenance of valleys and box gutter details on fragile or industrial roofs.

The system comprises a lightweight aluminium tubular frame with mesh side panels which are manufactured from high grade aluminium. The cushioned outriggers and safety mesh provide good visibility and safe weight distribution. Other products in Safesite’s fragile roof access range include Board-Walk, a portable open mesh walkway and Roof Walk which is a fully guarded rolling work platform. Each product in the range has been specifically designed for use on fragile materials and provides users with safe, easy to assemble working platforms.

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