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Metal
Frame Windows | Wood Frame Windows
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| The first, window cleaner belt
anchors, are for use with window cleaner belts. This system permits a window
cleaner to step out of or work through an operable window wearing a window
cleaner’s belt and, using the terminals at the ends of the runners
connected to the belt, to attach to anchors that are fastened to the window or the
window’s adjoining structure, then safely clean the window or perform other building
maintenance.
Metal Frame
Windows
Wood Frame Windows
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The second line is a scaffold
platform (BMU) stabilization system consisting of anchors that are located
on the structure for attachment of lanyards that are secured to the scaffold’s
suspension ropes and maintain the scaffold platform to the building limiting its swaying.
This is referred to as intermittent stabilization. We also
offer a continuous stabilization system that uses
anchors on the building and tracks on the scaffold platform to provide that same security.
Sometimes these anchors are referred to as "buttons."
Scaffold
Restraints
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| Both systems require the building to be
engineered to receive the anchors and the loads that they will impose on the structure.
Usually this is an easy matter to accomplish. |
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| For either system we manufacture an
assortment of anchorage’s to suit any facade situation. Our anchors are made to
interface with each particular job condition. This ensures maximum compatibility with the
anchors transferring its required loads to the building members to which they are fastened
without damage to the building. We accomplish this while maintaining an easy anchor
installation. Our flexible manufacturing system allows us to do this at
minimum cost. |
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