High-quality, modular solutions that offer permanent access & collective protection for working at height.
With extensive experience in the height safety market, our team works together to deliver a blend of products and service that goes beyond achieving compliance. Our friendly, willing people are focused on helping you effectively manage work at height risks in a way that protects your company and, most importantly, the people that work in, on and around your premises.
The short answer: Aluminium and GRP (glass reinforced plastic) walkways both provide safe and compliant access across roofs and plant areas. However, they suit very different environments. Aluminium is the
The short answer: A guardrail isn’t automatically a legal requirement. But you are legally required to provide some form of fall protection if people need to access a commercial roof
In short: Mezzanine floors and internal platforms can create serious fall risks if the edges, stairways, handrails, and toe boards haven’t been correctly specified. Under The Work at Height Regulations
Key takeaways: As commercial solar becomes an increasingly important part of the UK’s Net Zero journey, it’s vital that you consider safe rooftop access from the very start of any
The short answer: Fixed access ladders are usually the best choice if you need regular, repeatable access, as they provide a permanent route to roofs, plant areas, and raised platforms.
Key takeaways: Roof safety should always be planned before installation work starts, not once your team arrives on site. You should ensure you have collective roof edge protection measures in
Key takeaways: When choosing a roof access ladder, you need to consider the height of access, frequency of use, roof layout, available space, and the risks your workers may face
The short answer: Rooflight covers provide effective skylight fall protection, provided they have been designed, load tested, and installed in line with your roof’s condition and structure. The safest skylight
Key takeaways: Katt Safety operates solely as a safety materials supplier in the UK, supporting installers, contractors, and facilities teams with compliant safety access solutions and technical guidance. While we
Key takeaways: If you manage or operate an intralogistics facility, your personnel are likely dealing with a range of access hazards every day – from conveyor systems and cable routes
