SLATOR-USA
Anchor in. Live long.
The world's most trusted permanent life-safety building anchor systems . . .
for building owners, workers, and homeowners.
for building owners, workers, and homeowners.
Specified:
Atlantic to Pacific.
Historic to New.
Maryland State house (1779)
Atlantic to Pacific.
Historic to New.
Maryland State house (1779)
"Historic
VA Hospital (1934) - AR (tile)
AIA "Octagon" building (1799) - DC (cedar)
Maryland State House (1779) - Annapolis (copper)
Mount Vernon (1787) - VA (copper)
Chatham Village Homes (1932) - Pittsburgh (slate)
2nd National Bank of the US (1817) - Philadelphia (copper)
National Park Service HQ (2026 renovation) - Boston (blend)
"Edgewater" (1824) - NY (metal)
Waterbury State Office Complex (1896, restored 2026) - VT (slate)
First Church in Jamaica Plain (1854) - Boston (slate)
Denton County Courthouse (1896) - TX (slate)
Bangor Children's Home (1839) - Maine (slate)
Vermont Community Foundation (1823) (slate)
and so on ...
Other
City University of NY, School of Medicine (slate)
State University of NY, Plattsburgh (slate)
Navy Marine Barracks (2026) - DC (metal)
Hillsdale College - Michigan (metal)
University of South Carolina (6 buildings - slate)
Illinois State University (synthetic)
Winthrop University - SC (slate)
Huntington Beach Pier - CA (metal)
Kiawa Country Club - SC (cedar)
USDA building - Oregon coast (metal)
St. Paul's Baptist Church - VA (stainless steel)
Fort Hill United Methodist Church - VA (slate)
Joint Base Langley - Eustis - VA (blend)
and so on ...
.... and residence after residence after residence ... across the country.
BUILDING OWNERS KNOW:
- Buildings need maintenance.
- Workers need safe conditions.
- OSHA requires fall protection.
- Failure to provide compliant fall protection is citable to employers.
- Installing temporary anchors on the roof is redundant, poor planning ... and often damaging.
- If pre-planned anchor points are not present, workers will be in danger.
- Everyone benefits when the worker has safe working conditions.
October 2026
Set your anchor ropes into our V-18 or V-24 permanent life-safety ridge remotely.
Set your anchor ropes into our V-18 or V-24 permanent life-safety ridge remotely.
September 2026
Job site safe maintenance plan utilizing permanent life safety anchors.
(1) V-24 ridge anchor (15/12 roof pitch)
(2) V-5 anchors with flashing plates.
(3) V-18 hip anchors with custom Bermuda style brackets.
Job site safe maintenance plan utilizing permanent life safety anchors.
(1) V-24 ridge anchor (15/12 roof pitch)
(2) V-5 anchors with flashing plates.
(3) V-18 hip anchors with custom Bermuda style brackets.
Building owners choose SLATOR permanent life-safety anchor systems for:
- Unmatched stainless steel durability (no welds or plated/painted finishes to fail)
- Full inspectability (no hidden or buried fasteners)
- Geometrically safe built-in redundancy
- Vertically adjustable and unique adaptability for varying support structures, roof materials and pitches
- Attractive low profile design
- No maintenance required
- May eliminate costly periodic load tests other systems require
- Last person down continuous fall protection feature
for asphalt shingle and slippery synthetic roofs:
for rafters and trusses:
for metal roofs:
V-18 Permanent Life-Safety Anchor.
Designed to be compatible with vented and non-vented ridges, and all types of roof materials.
Photo below: Historic Edgewater (1824) Barrytown, NY.
Designed to be compatible with vented and non-vented ridges, and all types of roof materials.
Photo below: Historic Edgewater (1824) Barrytown, NY.
Historic Mount Vernon (1787)
George Washington's home.
V-5 Permanent Life-Safety Anchor with copper/bronze flashing system and cap.
George Washington's home.
V-5 Permanent Life-Safety Anchor with copper/bronze flashing system and cap.
Historic Waterbury State Office Complex (pictured below), (Waterbury, VT)
(50) V-24 Permanent Life-Safety Anchors installed - 2026 project.
(50) V-24 Permanent Life-Safety Anchors installed - 2026 project.
"Aged", hardened, durable stainless steel.
Meets or exceeds OSHA 5,000 pound load requirement in any direction.
Patent No.: US 12,415,103 B1
Made in the USA.
Meets or exceeds OSHA 5,000 pound load requirement in any direction.
Patent No.: US 12,415,103 B1
Made in the USA.