ACRO 12060 - Flat Roof Guardrail System

The ACRO 12060 Flat Roof Guardrail System includes a low-profile attaching plate, post-holder (connector), and post, forming a secure guardrail setup for flat roofs, low-pitch and metal roofs, parapets, skylights, stairwells, and rake edges. The ½″ low-profile plate installs easily via nails, bolts, screws, or welding—and can even be left behind to save removal time. The connector locks into the plate using a key-lock button, and 2×4 studs (not included) form cross-rails when inserted through the post. The system meets OSHA regulations, supports spacing up to 8 ft, and simplifies setup and takedown without damaging roof surfaces.

Key Features:
• Low-profile ½″ attaching plate installs without penetrating the roof surface
• Key-lock connector holds post securely while allowing quick install/remove
• Versatile for flat, metal, parapet, skylight, stairwell, and rake-edge applications
• Supports 2×4 cross-rails; spacing up to 8 ft for continuous guardrails
• Plate can be left in place during takedown to reduce removal time

• Model: 12060 – Flat Roof Guardrail System (Bracket & Post)

• Components: Low-profile attaching plate, key-lock post connector, guardrail post

• Attaching methods: Nails, bolts, screws, or weld; optional to leave plate behind

• Applications: Flat and metal roofs, parapets, skylights, stairwells, rake edges

• Cross-rail material: Construction-grade 2×4 lumber (not included)

• Spacing: Maximum 8 ft on center

• Safety compliance: Meets OSHA guardrail requirements

• Weight: Approx. 11 lb per unit

• Installation: Low profile plate scrolls under roofing surface without penetration

• Position the low-profile attaching plate onto the roof surface, aligning the key-slots.
• Secure plate using nails, bolts, screws, or welding; optionally leave plate during takedown.
• Insert the post connector into the plate’s key slots until it locks and clicks.
• Place guardrail post into the connector’s socket.
• Insert 2×4 lumber through posts to form continuous guardrail; maintain spacing up to 8 ft.
• To remove, detach cross-rails and post; unscrew or disengage connector—plate may remain in place if desired.

Q: Where can this guardrail system be used?
A: It’s suitable for flat or metal roofs, parapets, skylights, stairwells, rake-edges, and low-pitch surfaces.

Q: Does it require drilling or penetrating the roof?
A: No—the low-profile plate installs flat without penetration and can be left behind for efficient removal.

Q: What keeps the post connected?
A: A key-lock button on the connector securely locks the post into the plate.

Q: What spacing should I maintain between units?
A: Use a maximum of 8 ft spacing when installing 2×4 cross-rails for continuous protection.

Q: Is it compliant with OSHA safety standards?
A: Yes—it meets OSHA requirements for guardrail systems on flat and low-pitch surfaces.