Crossgrip protective roof walkway system
Crossgrip roof walkway system
Crossgrip roof walkway system is an open grid, self draining, non-porous, PVC roof walkway matting system which is used on flat roofs to provide safe access for maintenance of roof top services. Impervious to all-weathers, Crossgrip is a slip-resistant, self-draining product that remains stable even in extreme, gusting winds of up to 94 mph/150 km/h. It will protect the existing roof covering whether traditional asphalt, 3-layer felt or, most importantly, a modern high performance single ply membrane. Crossgrip does not react with vinyl roofing membranes whilst offering continual protection to the roof's covering from pedestrian traffic.
Cost effective roof walkway system
Easy to install without fixing and maintenance free, Crossgrip will equal the life of most modern roofing materials, and is a cost effective roof walkway matting system for a wide range of high-level applications.
A growing number of large commercial buildings and residential blocks are being constructed with flat roof structures for design and functionality purposes. As a result, there is an increasing need to provide regular, safe, flat roof access for the installation and essential maintenance of the machinery associated with the buildings' services - for example lifts, heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, telecommunications and other service equipment.
The provision of continuous safe access to and from roof top safety exits and for the supply of on-going building services such as window cleaning is also vital. The importance of high level safety must extend to all personnel who work on gantries and walkways at extreme heights.
Crossgrip News
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Crossgrip walkway matting, manufactured by Plastic Extruders Ltd, has recently been specified and installed by Burren & Whitaker Construction Ltd over some flat rooftops of Epsom Hospital.
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Crossgrip safety matting has recently been installed on the roofs of two buildings which both serve airports - The Heathrow/Windsor Marriott Hotel at Langley, near Slough, and at Manchester Airport.
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Crossgrip safety matting is playing a significant role in the conservation of the Mary Rose, one of Henry VIII’s favourite warships which sank in the Solent in 1545 with 700 men aboard.
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