Anchor Points

Safety roof anchor points are a vital part of a fall protection system. Anchor points are usually installed on the roof and are designed to be connected to when using a harness.
They come in three main types:
- - Abseil, which are non-shock absorbing in the case of a fall.
- - Fall arrest, that warp or deform to absorb energy in the case of a fall.
- - Temporary anchors, which are a piece of PPE that can be self-installed by builders and/or roofers.
Anchor are an easy way to meet compliance standards, offering workers a reliable attachment point. Our range of anchors are tailored to your specific height safety requirements, but if your building requires an alternative solution, don’t hesitate to get in touch. Our range of products is vast and bespoke solutions are our specialty
Products Available
- Temporary anchor
- SafetyLink TempLink 3000 Cable Strop Anchor
SafetyLink TempLink 5000 Surface Mounted Anchor
(Both anchors utilise metal roofs fixing screws)
- Fall arrest anchor
- SafetyLink FrogLink (Surface Mount Metal Roof)
SafetyLink HingeLink (Mounted to Purlin or Timber Rafter)
SafetyLink RetroLink (Top Fixed Purlin Mount)
- Abseil anchor
- SafetyLink Surface Mounted (Fixed to Roof Sheet)
SafetyLink RetroLink (Top Fixed Purlin Mount)
SafetyLink ConcreteLink (Chem-set Treaded Sleeve)
SafetyLink HingeLink (Mounted to Purlin or Timber Rafter)
Miller D-Bolt Anchor (Concrete)
Related Resources
21 May 2022
SafetyLink TempLink 3000
Temporary 15kN Fall Arrest Anchor that can be fitted to timber rafters or roof sheets.
pdf • 680.887 KB |
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21 May 2022
SafetyLink TempLink 5000
Temporary Multi-directional 15kN roof anchor for metal roofs.
pdf • 3.367 MB |
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21 May 2022
SafetyLink Surface Mounted Abseil Anchor
Roof sheet fixed Abseil Anchor
pdf • 6.256 MB |
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21 May 2022
SafetyLink HingeLink
Abseil / Fall Arrest Anchor that mounts to Rafter or Purlin
pdf • 617.847 KB |
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