V-1 Reusable Temporary Anchor
If you want to know how good a product is, closely examine what's it's made from, how it's made, how it's installed, and what the PRO's think.
Our V-1 anchor is made in America (ISO 9001:2015 facility). The precisely formed, milled, and expertly TIG welded 7 gauge V-1 stainless steel anchor meets OSHA 1910 and 1926 requirements for one worker when installed through roof sheathing into a suitable roof rafter using (6) TimberLOK 4" hex-drive structural wood screws. As you will see in the video below, it installs simply and quickly with an impact driver.
It ships with 6 fasteners and the 5/16" hex drive. Additional fasteners are easily available at building supply retailers or buy a bucket of 250 fasteners online. Recommended for best use with Petzl's triact-locking Vulcan or Oxan carabiners (available for purchase through our custom packages or any Petzl product dealer).
Turret photo courtesy of Jenkin's Slate Masters.
If you are serious about your anchor points, this is for you.
Approved fasteners: TimberLOK 4" heavy duty wood screw. Must penetrate roof sheathing and into a suitable roof rafter as determined by the job site competent person.
The V-1 meets OSHA 1910 and 1926 requirements for fall protection anchors for one person when it is loaded in a direction parallel to the suitable roof rafter in which it is attached.
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Orion Jenkins of Jenkins Slate Masters, Inc. (photo above, outside Pittsburgh):
"The V-1 anchor is strong, simple and effective and has been thoughtfully designed to save your life for a lifetime."
Mark. Stockton, CA
"The V-1 anchors arrived Tuesday. They are very well designed, and exquisitely made. They are superb. Thank you."
Mark. Stockton, CA
Chris Schmider, Prescott Roofing:
We sampled a few last year and really liked how these anchors can be used on both sides of the roof (and not be on the ridge in the way). Another important factor is that they are smaller, which means you only have to screw through 2 shingles or remove less slate. We have decided to have 2 or 3 anchors on each truck because of how great they worked out.