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Heightsafe Systems are industry-leading experts in the supply, installation, and testing of height safety equipment, with a particular focus on Roof Access Systems, including Roof Access Ladders and Roof Access Hatches used across commercial and industrial buildings. Our specialist services ensure that all access solutions are safe, reliable, and meet the specific needs of each site.
We design, supply, install, and fabricate a wide range of roof access products – including fixed ladders and access hatches – providing secure and compliant entry to rooftop areas. All systems are thoroughly tested and inspected to ensure ongoing safety and operational efficiency.
Whatever your requirements for safe access at height, Heightsafe delivers durable, high-quality systems backed by expert installation and comprehensive testing services – giving you total assurance that your personnel can access roof spaces securely and in line with UK safety standards.










To support the safe maintenance of rooftop plant systems at the new Tesco superstore in Edge Hill, Heightsafe designed and installed a bespoke roof access solution tailored to the store’s layout. The system combined Slimline Weighted Guardrails, KeeGuard Topfix Fixed Guardrails, UPVC Walkways, and 36 metres of KeeWalk Walkways to ensure full compliance with British safety standards. These features provide collective protection and clearly defined, anti-slip access routes, minimising fall risks for maintenance personnel. With all components rigorously tested and certified, the solution ensures long-term, safe access to essential rooftop services—delivered with Heightsafe’s expert design and installation.
Our experienced team delivers expert guidance and industry-leading roof access solutions, specialising in Fall Protection installation and comprehensive Compliance Testing—ensuring contractors meet safety standards with confidence and efficiency.
Our expert team provides tailored roof access solutions for business owners, offering trusted Fall Protection installation and thorough Compliance Testing to keep your premises safe, secure, and fully compliant with safety regulations.
Our experienced team supports facilities managers with expert advice and reliable roof access solutions, delivering top-tier Fall Protection installation and comprehensive Compliance Testing to ensure ongoing safety, compliance, and peace of mind across your sites.
Client: Bowmer and Kirkland
Location: Jackson Row & Bootle Street, Manchester City Centre
Heightsafe were appointed by principal contractor Bowmer and Kirkland to deliver a bespoke Work at Height solution for St Michael’s — a major city centre redevelopment led by Relentless, Salboy, and KKR.
Tasked with designing a discreet and future-proof system for safe façade and roof access, Heightsafe specified a combination of Abseil Rail and Davit Arm Systems. Collaborating closely with long-term partner FallProtec, our team engineered a custom solution that integrated seamlessly with the building’s tiered, glass-fronted architecture.
The result: a safe, sustainable access system that supports long-term maintenance while preserving the development’s striking design.


















Find quick answers to common questions about working at height, fall protection systems, safety regulations, and equipment.
Yes. Roof access systems must comply with relevant UK regulations such as BS EN ISO 14122, BS EN 14975, and Work at Height Regulations 2005. These standards cover ladder design, load-bearing capacity, fall protection, and safe access requirements. Ensuring compliance is essential for legal safety obligations and to protect personnel accessing the roof.
Commercial buildings often require fixed vertical ladders, caged ladders, or step-over platforms, depending on roof height and access needs. Roof hatches come in manual or automated versions and can be sized to accommodate tools or equipment. The right combination depends on your building structure, frequency of access, and safety requirements.
Roof access systems should be inspected at least once a year by a qualified professional to ensure structural integrity and continued compliance with safety regulations. Regular maintenance helps identify issues such as wear, corrosion, or tampering—ensuring the system remains safe, reliable, and fully operational for ongoing use.
Get in touch with Heightsafe’s friendly, professional team today for free, no obligation advice on your Work at Height compliance requirements.










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