Edge protection barriers technical information

Standard Bolt On Assembly

The following assumes that pairs of 22mm diameter holes 100mm apart vertically (100mm to hole centre from top of section up to a 533UB and 150mm to hole centre from top of section for a 610UB and above) and at 1900mm centre's along the section have been drilled at steel fabrication stage.

The system comprises of the following components:

Standard Post E-00400
Standard Boot E-00500
Standard Stub E-00650 / E-00750

How the System Works

Standard Bolt On Assembly

1. Where possible, at ground level, bolt on the stub boot/post assemblies using M20x60 bolts supplied with the hooks facing into the building.

Standard Bolt On Assembly

2. With the posts in position, barrier panels can be fitted by dropping the handrail into the upper hanger whilst feeding the lowest mesh wire into the lower hanger. Barrier panels should overlap adjacent barriers by at least 3 mesh apertures at each post and secured with the cable ties pro.

 
Standard Bolt On Assembly

3. The section can now be craned into position. Ensure all nessary measures have been taken to secure the load and avoid lift rotation.

 

Standard Clamp-on Rigid 'L' Bracket

Generally for use where holes are unavailable for the standard stub.

The system comprises of the following components:

Standard Post E-00400
Standard 500mm 'L' Bracket E-01100
Standard 750mm 'L' Bracket E-01150
Standard 900mm 'L' Bracket E-01175

How the System Works

Standard Clamp-on Rigid 'L' Bracket

1. Apply the 'L' bracket and standard post to the bottom flange of the section with leg vertical and one sliding clamp on each side.

 
Standard Clamp-on Rigid 'L' Bracket

2.Position the bracket leg according to the requirements.

 
Standard Clamp-on Rigid 'L' Bracket

3. Slide the clamps hard up to the section toes on each side. Then tighten the screws onto the flanges on both sides. This will clamp the foot tight to the underside of the section.

 
Standard Clamp-on Rigid 'L' Bracket

4. With the posts in position, barrier panels can be fitted by dropping the handrail into the upper hanger whilst feeding the lowest mesh wire into the lower hanger. Barrier panels should overlap adjacent barriers 3 mesh apertures at each post and secured using cable ties provided.

 

Sacrificial Socket / Post Extension Assembly

Sacrificial sockets will be welded to top beams by the steelwork contractor at a maximum of 1900 centres. They will be cast into concrete decking.

The system comprises of the following components:

Standard Post E-00400
Standard Post Extension E-01000
Sacrificial socket 60x60x4SHS (welded into position at fabrication stage)

How the System Works

Sacrificial Socket / Post Extension Assembly

1. Sacrificial sockets will be welded to top of beams by the steelwork contractor at a maximum of 1900 centres.

 
Sacrificial Socket / Post Extension Assembly

2. The Standard Post and Post Extension is inserted into the sacrificial socket with the hooks facing into the building.

 
Sacrificial Socket / Post Extension Assembly

3. With the posts in position, barrier panels can be fitted by dropping the handrail into the upper hanger whilst feeding the lowest mesh wire into the lower hanger. Barrier panels should overlap adjacent barriers by at least 3 mesh apertures at each post and secured with the cable ties provided.

 

Telescopic Handrail

The Telescopic Handrail is designed to allow access to operatives to allow exterior work.

Telescopic Handrail

Use of harness and lanyard is strongly advised during the access phase.

Eurban have now used the easi-edge system on numerous projects. Its quick fixing and versatility has been invaluable to our site teams high level of safety when erecting solid timber buildings. It has allowed us to complete high risk and complex buildings in a safe manner.

Chris Morrison,
Eurban - Managing Director

The system minimises the risks of working at height, it is faster to install and more versatile than traditional scaffolding edge protection.

Robert Olley,
Senior Project Manager – Kier Eastern

The installation of easi-edge has been a great success. Our operatives were able to install the barrier very quickly and efficiently. The service we have received from easi-edge has been very professional from the start.

Peter Clayton,
Technical Contracts Manager – B&K Structures

Utilising the easi-edge system provides a flexible solution and has allowed us to integrate the installation of the system with the frame erection process. The rapid fixing process has been fundamental in reducing the frame erection time.

Steven Wheeler,
Project Manager – Kier Eastern

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