PATENTED STRAP GUARDRAIL SYSTEM FOR CONSTRUCTION & INDUSTRY
StrapRail® is a tensioned guardrail system that uses hi-visibility orange straps and aluminum posts to build a reinforced framework of immense strength.
Ratchets are used to tension the 3 identical straps to rapidly protect a span of up to 150 feet in one go. Shorter strap lengths are available, with 100′ long straps being the most commonly used length.
Conveniently, the system can be installed on the building’s perimeter columns without any tools. If columns are not available at the edge, the system can be installed using the optional steel anchor posts. These steel posts can be bolted to concrete walls and floor slabs.
The system is used widely across the USA and Canada. Doug Thomas, General Manager at Northstar Access, was immediately attracted to the product’s unique features early on. As a result Northstar Access has been renting and selling the product at their branches across Canada for the past 10 years:
“In many situations it is hands down the best possible guardrail system for a project. It really works well on steel & concrete structures where any other guardrail would impede the concrete pour.”
“StrapRail is tensioned between the building’s columns so the barrier is effectively just floating over the corrugated steel deck, without interfering with the concrete finishing work. It’s like magic!”
Doug Thomas, Northstar Access
WARNING
- The installation and use of a StrapRail Guardrail System includes many risks, such as: a worker falling from height, falling equipment, falling debris.
- An incorrect installation or misuse of StrapRail can result in serious injury or death.
- Follow all of the instructions and guidance provided by the manufacturer Superchute. Read the Installation Manual. Call the factory for any assistance or training needs: 1-800-363-2488.
Contact us
Local: (514) 365-6121
Fax: (514) 365-8987
Email: sales@superchute.com
StrapRail®
8900 Elmslie Road
LaSalle, Quebec, H8R 1V6
Canada
Business hours:
Open 8 AM to 5 PM EST, Monday – Friday