V-5/V-8 PERMANENT ANCHOR PROJECTS
PROJECTS 2019-current (location - roof type):
- National Park Service - Historic 2nd National Bank of the United States (Philadelphia - standing seam copper)
- University of South Carolina (SC - slate).
- Winthrop University (SC - slate).
- State University of New York (Plattsburgh, NY - slate).
- Churches (VA, WV, PA - slate).
- Residences (Nationwide - slate, asphalt shingle, Ludowici Spanish tile, DaVinci shake,)
Architects specify the V-Series permanent anchors on Universities, churches and residences for:
1. Simplicity.
2. Strength.
3. Aesthetics.
4. Zero maintenance.
5. Safe and easy inspections of the anchor system from the attic instead of climbing onto the roof.
6. Copper and bronze flashing system and cap. No plastic or rubber.
The V-5 and V-8 blend in perfectly into historical buildings, whether the roof is slate, Spanish tile, or copper.
1. Simplicity.
2. Strength.
3. Aesthetics.
4. Zero maintenance.
5. Safe and easy inspections of the anchor system from the attic instead of climbing onto the roof.
6. Copper and bronze flashing system and cap. No plastic or rubber.
The V-5 and V-8 blend in perfectly into historical buildings, whether the roof is slate, Spanish tile, or copper.
(5) anchors were installed to service this church roof safely. Look closely and you can see a bronze capped anchor in the background on the same row of slate.
(17) anchors were installed during the renovation on this building at the University of South Carolina.
Seven Facts:
- Roofs and buildings require regular maintenance.
- OSHA requires that employees not be exposed to fall risks greater than six feet.
- Falls continue to be a leading cause of death and injuries in the workplace.
- Working at heights without proper fall protection exposes the worker to unneccessary risks and the owner and contractor to substantial fines and potential lawsuits.
- Installing and removing temporary anchors each time a roof is serviced exposes workers to greater fall risks than connecting to a properly installed permanent anchor.
- Installing temporary anchors adds wear and tear to the roof with each installation.
- Workers are much more likely to utilize fall protection practices if the anchors are already in place.
The low profile bronze cap will render the V-5 anchor unnoticeable on the roof once the roof repairs are complete. (4) anchors installed on this residence in VA.
(3) Anchors installed on this historic farmhouse, all completely inspectable from the attic.
The dark bronze cap renders the anchors unnoticeable from the ground.
(7) V-5's (Spanish tile version) were specified and installed on this historic estate (now a wedding venue) an hour's drive from NYC.
Blue Glass, LLC (an affiliate roofing/remodeling company to Slator, LLC) specializes in creating safe roof access conditions and steep roof permanent anchor installations. Our uniquely trained staff leads the industry in steep roof anchor design, manufacturing and installations. Contact us for nationwide consultations, anchor design, manufacturing, safe access planning and permanent anchor installations.