Rotho Blaas

VERTIGRIP

VERTIGRIP is a vertical wire-based fall protection system for fixed ladders and other vertical access routes. The system is designed for mounting directly on a ladder or wall and combines a lightweight stainless steel construction with flexible installation options.

VERTIGRIP ON LADDER is mounted directly on an existing fixed ladder and requires no separate base, providing a simple and integrated installation. VERTIGRIP ON WALL is the alternative when mounting on the ladder is not possible. The wall version can be installed on wood, steel and concrete with adjustable distance from the wall. It can also be mounted on walls with up to 15° inclination from vertical position. Wall and step brackets can be combined for more complex installations.

Areas of use

VERTIGRIP is used as a vertical fall protection device for repeated access via fixed steps and other vertical structures. ON LADDER is adapted to existing steps in, for example, construction sites, industrial facilities and structural maintenance. ON WALL is used when the lifeline needs to be mounted directly onto a wall or facade structure.

Specifications

• Material: Stainless steel
• VERTIGRIP ON RACK: Mounting directly on a fixed ladder
• VERTIGRIP ON WALL: Wall-mounted installation
• Background for ON WALL: Wood, steel and concrete
• Distance from wall: Adjustable
• Maximum wall inclination: 15° from vertical position
• Consoles: Wall brackets and step brackets can be combined
• Installation: Adapted for various facade structures and vertical access routes

FAQ

What is the difference between VERTIGRIP ON LADDER and ON WALL?

ON LADDER is mounted directly on an existing fixed ladder. ON WALL is mounted on the wall and is an alternative when direct mounting on the ladder is not possible.

On what surfaces can VERTIGRIP ON WALL be mounted?

The wall version can be installed on structures made of wood, steel and concrete.

Can VERTIGRIP be mounted on a sloped wall?

Yes. VERTIGRIP ON WALL can be installed on walls with an inclination of up to 15° from a vertical position.

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