The masonry bracket is used to fix the riser to substructures with low strength, e.g. bricks

The mounting bracket covers all screw-on positions between the fixed ladder and the substructure by sliding and turning. The adjustable projection can compensate for height differences to the substructure

Unloading:
<120-160> adjustable from 120-160 mm
<160-200> adjustable from 160-200 mm
<150-225> adjustable from 150-225 mm
<225-300> adjustable from 225-300 mm
<300-375> adjustable from 300-375 mm

more on request

The fastening bracket covers all screw-on positions between the fixed ladder and the substructure by moving and turning it

The corner post bracket is used to attach the climbing path to substructures with angle profiles, e.g. lattice towers

All welding regulations must be observed!

The weld-on bracket is used to attach the riser to a metal substructure.

The holder is used to attach the rail or ladder to the substructure

The fixing post serves as an adapter between the substructure and the fixing element.

The adapter for the shaft access aid is firmly mounted at the upper beginning of the climbing path.

Safe access to deeper shafts is ensured by the shaft access aid. It is centered and locked into the permanently mounted adapter for the shaft access aid. It is mobile and can be used for multiple shafts.

The transfer flap is used to safely transfer the fall arrester from a vertical climbing path to a horizontal climbing path and has two outlets for this purpose. Thus, this product can replace a bend in the guide rail. The fall arrester can always be moved to the correct vertical position from the horizontal, regardless of the position. The flap is connected exclusively to the guide rails Attachment to the structure is required only at free ends.