Steps and techniques for achieving a watertight seal on built-up roofs.

Roof hatches are essential access points on commercial buildings, providing entry to rooftop equipment, maintenance personnel, and emergency escape routes. However, improper flashing installation can lead to water intrusion, compromising the integrity of the roof and the structure below. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the intricacies of flashing a roof hatch on a built-up roof using the hot application method, ensuring a watertight seal and long-lasting protection for your property.

A Step-by-Step Guide

Maintaining your roof hatch is essential for safety and functionality, and one crucial aspect is ensuring that the hold open arm is in optimal condition. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the process of changing a roof hatch hold open arm, accompanied by a helpful video demonstration.

Securing Safe Rooftop Access

When it comes to rooftop access, safety should always be a top priority. Your commercial roof hatch, while providing essential access, can also pose significant fall hazards if not adequately protected. Fortunately, there are several ways to enhance fall protection around your roof hatch, ensuring the safety of your personnel and complying with regulatory requirements. In this blog, we'll explore four effective methods to achieve this:

According to OSHA,

one of the top causes of construction deaths is from falls. Fall protection is the most frequently violated standards. One way to mitigate these risks is through the installation and use of fall protection safety products. In this article, we will discuss seven ways to add safety to your building.

Commercial building roof hatch or scuttle products provide safe and convenient access up to roof areas. Understanding roof access hatch styles, applications and codes helps architects, specifiers, contractors, and building owners specify the right product, in the right place, while staying building code and safety compliant.