ACRO 12075 - Open Edge Guardrail System

Works with Steep Pitch Guardrail System (#12070) to Form Complete Residential Protection

Use Acro’s exclusive 12075 Open-edge Guardrail Brackets on rake-edges of any pitch and eave-edges under 4/12 pitch. Commonly used in conjunction with Acro’s proven 12070 Steep-pitch Guardrail Brackets along the eave-edges from 4/12 to 16/12, to form the backbone of a complete residential guardrail system. Two sets of 2 x 4's are used with a toe board to form a continuous guardrail around the entire roof edge. This innovative full guardrail system is easy to install, move & remove without damaging shingles on any roof 16/12 pitch and under. This allows the guardrails to be put up early in the new construction process or even prior to shingle removal on a tear off; and easily moved without having to take the system down. Acro now offers a way to comply fully with OSHA’s 2011 requirements without the need of any other impeding safety equipment, Use your regular ACRO Building Systems Roof Brackets on the balance of the roof for shingle installation.

FEATURES

• Roof bracket with guardrail holder.
• Brackets with interchangeable post.
• Provides fall protection, slide-guard and toeboard.
• Installs and removes like roof brackets.
• Inerleaves with shingles.
• Works on any pitch up to 16/12.
• Tested in a lab to meet OSHA's 2011 regulations.
• Maximum spacing 8' apart (used with construction grade lumber).
• Can be used in all phases of construction.

• 43" x 10" x 14"
• Nail Plate with guardrail holder
• Provides fall protection, slide-guard and toeboard
• Installs and removes like roof brackets
• Interleaves with shingles
• Use on rake-edges of any pitch and eaves under 4/12
• Slotted nail-holes for 16 inch or 24 inch rafter spacing
• Tested in lab to meet OSHA's 2011 reguations
• Meets OSHA's 200lbs requirement both out and down
• Maximum spacing 8 ft. apart (used with construction grade lumber)
• Can be used in all phases of construction
• Powder coated safety yellow
• Made in America

An open edge guardrail system is typically used in roofing applications when there are no parapet walls or other barriers present along the roof's perimeter.
Pitched or Sloped Roofs: Buildings with pitched or sloped roofs often lack parapet walls due to the design of the roof. In such cases, an open edge guardrail system can be installed along the roof's edge to provide fall protection for workers accessing the roof.
New Construction: During the construction of a building with a pitched or sloped roof, an open edge guardrail system may be installed temporarily to provide fall protection for workers until permanent safety measures, such as parapet walls or permanent guardrails, are put in place.