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Kee Guard® Roof Guardrail

Kee Safety Ltd.

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Kee Guard is the industry leading modular, free-standing safety railing system that is not fixed directly to the roof membrane. It is a reliable, permanent safety guardrail barrier for a roof edge that is OH&S compliant and appropriate for almost any flat roof up to a 5° slope. – keeping your workforce safe. Kee Guard is the safety rail standard recognized for superior rooftop fall protection by companies all over the world.

Highly versatile rooftop fall protection: Offers the best stability for all standard rooftop fall protection systems including membrane, metal profile, and standing seam roofs. It’s also very flexible and can be used on everything from complex roof shapes to those that change in elevation. Rooftop guardrail protection from Kee Guard separates your people from hazards.

Easy to install: To assemble Kee Guard, you will need a torque wrench or hex key, making it incredibly easy to install. Once in place, it is a safe, versatile system that delivers reliable leading edge rooftop fall protection.

Longevity is the Standard: The hot-dipped, galvanized finish is corrosion-resistant and requires little-to-no maintenance for safe, dependable, and trouble-free rooftop guardrail edge protection. Kee Guard safety railing offers long-term rooftop fall protection solutions.



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