Height Safety Support - Respect Gravity

Permanent Fall Protection Horizontal

Anchor Points

When collective edge protection is not suitable to secure your situation, our anchor points offer a good alternative. The various Height Safety Support anchor points each have their own characteristics and can be used for a wide variety of applications. For example: individual anchor point, Rope Access anchor point, but also as part of a lifeline system.

Completely manufactured from high quality aluminium and SS316 components
Modularly extendable to lifeline or rail systems
Offers solutions for roof, facade and ceiling
Available in all RAL colours
Use of harness and lanyard is necessary
Knowledge and training in the use of anchor points is a requirement
Tested and certified according to standard EN795A

Lifeline Systems

When collective edge protection is not suitable to secure your situation, our lifeline systems offer absolute safety. In the case of a horizontal lifeline system, the user wears a harness with lanyard or automatic fall arrester. This is attached to a permanent lifeline track which is attached to the construction by means of anchor points. A special lifeline runner ensures that the user passes the anchor points without any problems and without hook up. In order to guarantee user safety when working with our lifeline systems, we use an ODIN calculation tool specifically designed for this purpose.

Completely manufactured from high quality aluminium and SS316 components
Modularly extendable to a multiple lifeline system
Offers solutions for roof, facade and ceiling
Available in all RAL colours
Use of harness and lanyard is necessary
Knowledge and training in the use of lifeline systems is a requirement
Tested and certified according to standard EN795C

Rail systems

When collective edge protection is not suitable to secure your situation, our rail systems offer absolute safety. With a horizontal rail system, the user wears a harness with lanyard or automatic fall arrester. This is attached to a permanent rail track which is attached to the construction by means of anchor points. A rail runner ensures that the user passes the anchor points without any problems and without hook up. The Height Safety Support rail systems are stable and form-fixed. In contrast to lifeline systems, a rail system has no deflection (rack), so less fall height is required.