RoofLine System

Roof Delineator System
Skyline Group RoofLine System is a free-standing Roof Delineator system to be used as a bump line on a roof where access is required on the roof; however close access to the roof-edge is not required. The system keeps people from getting close enough to an edge where they would be at risk of a fall. By keeping people away from hazard areas, you can avoid having to install guardrail at the roof edge, making RoofLine a more cost-effective safety measure. This system can be used in conjunction with permanent guardrail systems such as the Non-Penetrating Roof Barrier system for those areas on the roof where close access to a roof edge is required, such as near the point of ladder access.
Benefits & Features

Galvanized Cable
The Skyline RoofLine system features a corrosion resistant galvanized cable used as the delineator between non-penetrating posts.

Increased Visibility
The roof edge protection system has orange flags that can be added to the orange coated galvanized cable to increase visibility from all areas of the rooftop.

Easy Clip Attachment
The OSHA flat roof fall protection system comes standard with easy to use clips to provide quick and efficient installation and adjustment.

Cost Effective Solution
The safety flag line system can be a cost-effective alternative to using guardrail in applications where access to the edge of the roof is not required.

Resizable Cable
The Skyline perimeter warning line uses a galvanized cable that can be easily cut and adjusted during installation to meet specific location requirements.

Standard lengths
Skyline Group Intl. keeps many standard lengths of cable in stock to provide the quickest possible shipment allowing for quick and easy safety compliance.
Applications

Provides a highly visible proximity barrier
Brochure & Technical Data
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