General advices

When constructing new installations or during the retrofitting of old lifts all entrances to the lift shaft have to be secured. The protection has to be at the height of the feet, the knees and the chest.

When using wooden boards, planks or other protections, these have to fullfill certain requirements according to the current safety regulations (e.g. BGI 779 and 807).
The responsibility for which safety measures are used as fall protection and for the compliance with the current rules and safety regulations is in all cases incumbent on the user.

Holding fixture with Z-profile

Description holding fixture with Z-profile

For retaining the boards holding fixtures with a Z-profile can be used. One bracket of the holding fixture has two holes (Ø 8.5 mm) for screwing it to the wall. The other bracket also has two holes (Ø 4,2 mm) for fastening the wooden boards with two nails.
The holding fixture is designed for 3 cm thick boards. The Z-profiles consist of hot-dip galvanised steel, 3 mm.

Mounting example with Z-profile

Dimensions Z-profile

Holding fixture with retaining sheet

Description holding fixture with retaining sheet

The retaining sheets are fixed at the walls on the left and on the right side of the door opening. In this position the plastering and painting works on the front wall are not impeded. Due to the long holes the holding fixture for fall protection can be adjusted without drilling after applying the first layer of plaster. At the lower end of the sheet plate there is a small extension.
When the screed is laid, the profile does not have to be removed, it can easily be pulled out, when the mounting is finished.
The holding fixture is designed for 3 cm thick boards. Material: Hot-dip galvanised steel, 3 mm.

Mounting example retaining sheet

Dimensions retaining sheet