750.00, 16.00 - Safety

The SkyCage Fence Panel, part of the SkyCage System by Tie Down, offers excellent control over access and debris. It acts as a highly effective barrier, preventing unauthorized entry and containing debris within the designated work area, promoting safety and cleanliness. When combined with the Tie Down EFPS (Edge Fall Protection System) and the perimeter protection compression post system, the SkyCage panel complements and enhances edge fall protection. This integration provides a comprehensive safety solution. The SkyCage Fence Panel is available in various lengths (4', 6', and 9') and customizable colors. This flexibility ensures that you can achieve the desired level of perimeter protection and meet the specific needs of your project. Seamless compatibility with the SkyCage Post (#70810) guarantees a secure and stable connection when using the SkyCage Fence Panel. Additionally, it can be used with the SkyCage Post (#70812), specially designed for pedestrian traffic areas, ensuring safety for both workers and pedestrians within different zones of the worksite. The SkyCage System provides versatile perimeter protection or serves as an alternative to standard guardrail systems. It offers a flexible solution that can adapt to various work environments, accommodating specific safety requirements and enhancing overall workplace safety. By choosing the SkyCage System, you ensure OSHA compliance, as it meets the safety standards outlined in OSHA 1926 and 1910.

The newest addition to Tie Down's mobile fall protection line, Big Foot offers even easier portability while allowing work on concrete, TPO, and EPDM. This lightweight series provides fall arrest for one person and an additional two in restraint. With a gross weight of 750 lbs., nearly half the weight of the Squatch, Bigfoot includes a jacking feature for easy mobility and handling, printed instructions, and hoist rings for lifting. Available in both a USA model and a Canadian model, this non-penetrating mobile fall protection system complies with OSHA 1926.502 and ANDI/ASSE Z359.6-2009(D).