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Rooftop Fall-Protection Guardrail, El Dorado Hills

102 feet of galvanized steel guardrail and four gates on the El Dorado Hills Fire Department’s live-burn training building.

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Galvanized steel rooftop guardrail at the El Dorado Hills Fire Department training facility by Palmer Fence
102 ftgalvanized steel
102 ftGuardrail
42-48 inRail height
4 gates36-inch
walk gates
Galvanized12-gauge
steel tube
Location: El Dorado Hills, CA
Type: Rooftop fall-protection guardrail
Scope: 102 linear feet plus four gates
Material: 12-gauge galvanized steel tube
Mounting: plated to the concrete roof, following its slope
  • We built 102 feet of galvanized steel guardrail, 42 to 48 inches high, for the fire department’s live-burn training building.
  • The guardrail is 12-gauge galvanized tube with posts no more than 60 inches apart, plated to the concrete roof and following its slope. It has four 36-inch walk gates.
  • The roof had a 2 1/2 inch gap between the surface and the structural concrete, so we cut through the roofing and fabricated 28 steel channels to tie each post into solid structure.
  • The steel was hot-dip galvanized because the rooftop is fully exposed.

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Galvanized steel rooftop guardrail on the live-burn training building at the El Dorado Hills Fire Department
Galvanized steel rooftop guardrail at the El Dorado Hills Fire Department training facility
Rooftop guardrail and gate at the El Dorado Hills Fire Department
Rooftop fall-protection guardrail along the roof edge at the El Dorado Hills Fire Department
Galvanized steel guardrail posts anchored to the concrete roof at the El Dorado Hills Fire Department
Rooftop guardrail and walk gate at the El Dorado Hills Fire Department training facility

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