Slator - Steep Roof Safe Access Gear/Anchors/Training

"floating" steps

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      • V-3.5 ROOF TRUSS ANCHOR
    • COPPER/BRONZE FLASHING SYSTEM
    • TEMPORARY ROOF ANCHOR, V-1
    • 1" OJ Double-Lock Standing Seam Eve Jig
    • SLATE ROOF STEPS
    • CONSULTING/INSTALLATIONS/TRAINING
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Challenge:  Design and build steps that compliment the landscape and will last.

Solution:  We created wood steps out of (ground contact rated) pressure treated 2 x 4's turned on end.  Each tread (about 18" deep x 40" wide) is held together with (3) 1/4-20 stainless steel threaded rod.  The orientation of the boards allows them to expand and contract with humidity changes easily along their flatsawn wood grain without stressing the wood.  Each board is spaced with a 1/4" stainless steel spacer to allow drainage.  The treads are supported by a stainless steel framework set in (3) concrete post holes.  The framework will last indefinitely and the treads can easily be replaced in 20 - 30 years if necessary.
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Anchor in.  Live long.​
SLATOR-USA​
  • Home
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • Blue Glass, LLC
  • ANCHOR PROJECTS
    • Historic
    • CUSTOM
  • Learning
    • UNDERSTANDING STEEP ROOF SAFETY >
      • GEAR WE LOVE
      • OSHA-roofing
      • PICKING YOUR ROOFING HARNESS
      • Your Rope
      • Mobile Fall Arrester
      • Your Anchor Point
      • SAFE FIRST ASCENTS ON ROOFS
    • Designers/Architects >
      • Architect's Guide to Permanent Fall Protection
      • How many anchor points do I need for a roof?
      • Common Sense Selection of Permanent Roof Anchors
    • Death of Historic Homes via Hidden Gutters
    • PHOTO GALLERY
    • V-SERIES ANCHORS >
      • Why Specify the V Series Permanent Roof Anchor?
      • V-5 Permanent Anchor
      • V-8 PERMANENT ROOF ANCHOR
      • V-1 Temporary Anchor
    • SAFETY PROGRAMS >
      • Roofing Safety Level Program
      • Safety Plan
  • Purchasing
    • SLATOR ROOF BRACKET
    • Permanent Roof Anchors >
      • V-18 PERMANENT RIDGE ANCHOR >
        • PERMANENT RIDGE ANCHOR BAR: V-18
        • V-18 ANCHOR BRACKETS and HARDWARE
      • V-5 PERMANENT ANCHOR
      • V-8 PERMANENT ROOF ANCHOR
      • V-3.5 ROOF TRUSS ANCHOR
    • COPPER/BRONZE FLASHING SYSTEM
    • TEMPORARY ROOF ANCHOR, V-1
    • 1" OJ Double-Lock Standing Seam Eve Jig
    • SLATE ROOF STEPS
    • CONSULTING/INSTALLATIONS/TRAINING
    • TRAINING DAYS MAY LOOK LIKE ...