Super Anchor Safety 1037-G CRA D-Plate Anchor

The CRA D-Plate is a permanent, low-profile roof anchor that mounts over structure and disappears under the finished roof for a clean look. A heavy-duty steel plate with a centered D-ring provides a dependable single-user tie-off point for routine access, maintenance, and construction tasks. Designed for wood-framed roofs and flashed into the roofing system, it delivers a 5,000 lb rated anchorage that meets common jobsite standards while keeping the installation discreet.

Features

• Low-profile D-plate design with integral D-ring for a clean, unobtrusive installation
• Permanent anchor for wood-framed roofs; installs over a rafter or truss through roof sheathing
• Gray powder-coated steel plate (–G variant) with corrosion-resistant hardware
• Compatible with typical roofing systems; designed to be integrated with flashing for a watertight seal
• Strength and capacity: minimum tensile 5,000 lb; single-user fall arrest or restraint when used per instructions
• Connection friendly: accepts standard locking snap hooks or carabiners; works with energy-absorbing lanyards or SRLs where clearance allows
• Flexible placement at ridge or field locations to suit layout and access needs
• Supplied fastener pattern and hardware options for wood framing; do not mix fastener types
• Meets jobsite requirements when installed and used as directed (OSHA 1926.502; ANSI Z359.1/A10.32)
• Inspection and service: pre-use checks and periodic competent-person inspections; remove from service after any fall event or if damage is observed

• Device: permanent, low-profile roof anchor for single-user fall arrest or fall restraint
• Structure attachment: installs over a rafter or truss through roof sheathing (wood-framed roofs)
• Material: 11-gauge powder-coated steel plate (gray “-G” finish) with corrosion-resistant steel D-ring
• Dimensions (plate): approximately 8 in × 10 in (11-ga ≈ 0.12 in thick)
• Dimensions (hardware): D-ring inside opening ~2.0 in; installed profile height above roof ~1.5–2.0 in
• Weight: approximately 2.0–2.8 lb per anchor; typical kit with fasteners ~2.5–3.5 lb
• Strength rating: minimum tensile/breaking strength 5,000 lb (22 kN)
• User capacity: 1 person up to 310 lb including tools and equipment (when used with an energy absorber per instructions)
• Fasteners: stainless spiral-shank nails or #12 stainless screws in the specified pattern (do not mix fastener types)
• Placement: ridge or field locations; mount directly over structure and align with expected fall path to reduce swing-fall
• Service zones: fall arrest generally within ±30° of vertical to the anchor; restraint allowed 360° where no free-fall hazard exists
• Connector compatibility: accepts standard locking snap hooks or carabiners; use energy-absorbing lanyards or SRLs with required clearance
• Weatherproofing: integrate with compatible flashing for a watertight installation (retrofit flashing/sleeve as required by roof system)
• Finish: gray powder coat for durability and low visibility under finished roofing
• Environmental range (typical): −30 °F to 120 °F jobsite conditions
• Compliance: OSHA 1926.502 / 1910.66; ANSI Z359.1-07 and A10.32-2012
• Inspection/retirement: pre-use check each shift; periodic competent-person inspections; remove from service after any fall event or if damage/corrosion/deformation is observed

• Q: Where should I place the D-Plate for safest use?
  A: Mount it directly over a structural member (rafter or truss), as high above the work area as practical—often near the ridge. Keep the lifeline aligned with the roof slope to reduce swing-fall and avoid side- or back-loading.
• Q: Can it stay in place during re-roofing, and how do I keep the roof watertight?
  A: Yes, if undamaged and within service limits. Carefully lift the courses above the anchor, replace or reseal the flashing per the instructions, refasten as specified, and check for leaks after reassembly.
• Q: How many users can connect at once, and what connectors are acceptable?
  A: It’s a single-user anchor. Connect one ANSI-compliant locking snap hook or carabiner to the D-ring and use an energy-absorbing lanyard or SRL, maintaining the required fall clearance.
• Q: What inspections are required, and when must it be removed from service?
  A: Perform a pre-use check each shift and periodic competent-person inspections. Remove the anchor from service after any fall event or if you see deformation, corrosion, elongated holes, loose/damaged fasteners, or compromised weather sealing.