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Skylight Screens - Skylight Fall Protection

Protect Your Skylights with our Cost-Effective, Non-Penetrating, OSHA Compliant Skylight Screens

Primary Features

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Non-Penetrating

Our skylight screens have a patented, non-penetrating compression installation that eliminates the use of fasteners and tapes to hold it in place on most installations.

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Versitility

Use on a wide range of skylight shapes and sizes. Dome shaped, pyramid shaped, long sections, individual units, standing seam skylights and skylights on rib/corrugated metal roofs. These skylight screens can be installed over almost any skylight. Additionally that can be used to protect other roof top hazards such as smoke vents.

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Galvanized Durability

Skylight Screens are available in galvanized or stainless steel for curbstyle skylight installations, standing seam metal roof skylights, and for rib/corrugated metal roof skylights.

Three Screen Types

Curb Style

Standing Seam

Rib/Corrugated
Curb Skylight Screen standing seam skylight screen rib corrugated skylight screen

Screens come in a full range of sizes and can accommodate skylights as small as 12 x12 inches or as large as 70 x 120 inches.

Standing Seam Screens are 24" wide x 120'' long.

Rib/Corrugated Screens are 36" wide x 120" long to fit a standard installed 36" x 120" skylight panel.
More about Curb Style Screens More about Standing Seam Screens More about Rib Screens
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You must cover a skylight with a screen or surround it with a railing. 1910.23(a)(4)

Protecting the skylight must not cause the skylight to break. 1910.23(e)(8). This means that "burglar" screens underneath the skylight are not an acceptable solution. OSHA is concerned about the people who may be under the skylight when the worker falls through (reference).

Cal-OSHA requires a stricter 400 lb. loading requirment. Read more about Cal-OSHA requirements.

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Skylight Accidents are Deadly

'MythBusters' regular Erik Gates dead - falls through skylight

OSHA fines are expensive

Santa Rosa roofing company fined $248,000 in case where employee backed into unguarded skylight and died.