Stair barriers technical information

Stair Clamp Installation

1) If possible it is preferable to install the barrier system at ground level. If this is not an available option then PPE should be utilised in accordance with W.A.H. requlations.

2) The appropriate component should be identified according to the application involved (see component range below).

3) The clamps for the stair flights are handed left (E-01625) or right (E-01650) as looking up the flight.

Stair Clamp Installation

4) The clamp should be adjusted in/out to suit the throat thickness of the P.C. stair unit and applied from the side onto the appropriate step and moved hard in against the side of the casting and tight up to the riser.

5) The clamp should now be tightened - it will self adjust to the incline of the underside of the casting and pull in against the riser of the step - tighten until solid (do not over tighten as damage to the casting may occur).

6) Stair post (E-00450) can now be inserted into the unit and locked into place with the pin provided to give the height required.

7) The sash clamps for the landings (E-02600 OR E02650) should be applied as described above at appropriate positions and used with standard (E-00400) posts.

8) Stair Wings (E-02000) should be attached to the top and bottom panels of each flight.

Stair Clamp Installation

Surface Mounted Stair Socket (Cast-In Fixing) Installation

1) If possible it is preferable to install the barrier system at ground level. If this is not an available option then PPE should be utilised in accordance with W.A.H. requlations.

2) The cast-in fixings (M16x100) will have been installed at appropriate positions around in the castings.

3) Surface Mounted Stair Sockets (E-03450) should be applied to the cast-in fixings and M16x45 setscrews and washers inserted and hand tightened.

4) Posts should now be inserted into the sockets and indexing pins inserted to set the height required. Stair Posts (E-00450) should be used on the stair flights and Standard Posts (E-00400) used on landings.

5) Holes in the baseplates of the units are slotted allowing final positioning adjustments to be made (temporary application of barriers may help positioning). The screws should now be fully tightened.

6) Barriers can now be installed and tie-wraps applied to secure to posts.

7) Stair Wings (E-02000) should be attached to the top and bottom panels of each flight.

Surface Mounted Stair Socket (Cast-In Fixing) Installationi

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

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

easi-edge designed and liaised with the structural steel sub- contractor to ensure all angles were covered in the erection of the easi-edge. The end result is a neat and tidy site with full edge protection to the perimeter and intermediate leading edges.

Dean Lindeque,
Senior Site Manager, Denizen Contracts

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