Super Anchor Safety 1095 - Ladder Leash

The Ladder Leash is a reusable surface mounted ladder tie-off with removable nail plate. Ideal for securing ladders to a wood framed structure. Installs with a single nail. Adjustable length webbing straps.

Features:

• Zinc plated nail plate
• 2ea Ladder Leash
• 2ea spiral shank sst nails
• PID and inspection label
• Instruction manual

* Does not nail or screw into clay or masonry tile *

• Device: ladder securing straps to tie an extension/straight ladder to a fixed structure (prevents kick-out, slide, and lateral movement—NOT fall-arrest PPE)
• Configuration: pair of adjustable straps with hardware for two-point tie-off at ladder top or midspan
• Primary Use: stabilizes ladder by leashing rails/rungs to framing, anchors, or other suitable tie points
• Materials (Straps): heavy-duty polyester webbing, abrasion/UV resistant
• Materials (Hardware): forged steel snap hooks/carabiners and/or D-rings; corrosion-resistant finish
• Strap Width: ~1.0–1.5 in (25–38 mm)
• Strap Length (Adjustable): ~6–10 ft each strap (typical working range)
• Adjustment: cam-buckle or cinch arrangement for quick tightening and release
• Weight (Set): ~1.2–1.8 lb per pair (hardware included)
• Working Load Guidance: intended to restrain ladder movement; do not use for lifting or as part of a personal fall-protection system
• Compatible Ladders: aluminum/fiberglass extension and straight ladders with standard side rails/rungs
• Attachment Options: choke to ladder rail or through a rung; leash to a structural member (rafter/truss/post) or approved anchor point
• Temperature Range: approximately −30 °F to 120 °F (typical jobsite conditions)
• Inspection/Retirement: inspect before each use; remove from service if webbing is cut, glazed, chemically damaged, or if hardware is deformed/corroded or labels are illegible
• Compliance Context: assists with ladder securement practices under OSHA 1926 Subpart X; not a certified PFAS component and not rated for fall arrest or restraint

• Q: What does the Ladder Leash do, and is it fall protection?
  A: It secures an extension/straight ladder to a fixed structure to prevent kick-out and movement. It is not personal fall-arrest equipment and must not be used for fall protection.
• Q: Where and how do I attach it?
  A: Choke or clip the straps to the ladder rails or through a rung, then leash to a sound structural member (rafter, truss, post) or approved anchor point. Tighten the cam/cinch until the ladder is stable; avoid non-structural tie points.
• Q: Which ladders is it compatible with?
  A: Standard aluminum or fiberglass extension and straight ladders with conventional side rails/rungs. It’s not intended for stepladders or specialty ladders without suitable tie points.
• Q: What inspection and care are recommended?
  A: Inspect webbing and hardware before each use; remove from service if you see cuts, glazing, chemical damage, corrosion, deformation, or illegible labels. Clean with mild soap/water, air-dry, and store dry out of sunlight and chemicals.