Roof Hatch For Sloped Roof

A type l roof hatch permits easier movement for maintenance personnel tools and equipment from a full size stairway.

Roof hatch for sloped roof.

Available in galvanized steel aluminum or stainless steel construction. Babcock davis complete line of roof hatch and safety products meet building codes fire and life. For ultimate corrosion resistance and outstanding exterior durability babcock davis provides powder coat finish. If the finished floor is not level the slope will impact the vertical height of the stair.

All products feature engineered lift assistance for easy one hand operation. They wanted the most economical roof hatch solution that had a low profile to match the roof slope. Type l roof hatch service stair access. For ultimate corrosion resistance and outstanding exterior durability nystrom provides powder coat finish.

Nystrom roof hatches provide safe and convenient access to commercial building roof areas using interior ladders and stairs. Type l roof hatches 30 x 96 762mm x 2438mm are ideal for installations where frequent use may be expected. Acudor security roof hatches are designed to provide convenient economical access to the roof of a building while adding an additional level of security. The heavy gauge materials used to manufacture this hatch are ideal for applications in banks prisons hospitals and more.

A variety of special sizes are also available to provide an accessible way to install or remove large pieces of equipment from a building. Nystrom s complete line of roof hatch and safety products meet building codes fire and life safety requirements. Ordinarily we would suggest using a pitch corrected roof hatch on slopes greater than 3 12 but the infrequent use and need for a low profile roof hatch was more important to the customer than the advantages of the pitch corrected roof hatch. Babcock davis roof hatches provide safe and convenient access to commercial building roof areas using interior ladders and stairs.

For roof hatches the height is measured from a where the top landing of the stair is flush with the finished surface of the roof to b the lower finished floor where the foot of the stair will be secured.