Kee Line Lifeline System

Fall Restraint and Fall Arrest Lifeline System

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Kee Line Safety Lifeline System

Where collective protection such as guardrail is unsuitable or impractical, personal protection such as lifelines is a fantastic and effective alternative. Kee Line has been designed from the ground up to be a safe and discrete rooftop lifeline system, ensuring the safety of workers and your peace of mind.

Lifeline fall protection

Designed to be installed along fall hazards, Kee Line is a wire-based fall protection system that allows hands-free work and free movement in both fall arrest and fall restraint.

Featuring a unique, restriction-free traveller, users are attached via harness and lanyard, keeping their hands free for a range of rooftop maintenance tasks. The safety line itself is made of an 8mm grade 316 stainless steel wire, ensuring a total effective span of 12m between posts for up to 3 users at a time.

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Total protection, totally free movement

Kee Line is made to maximise safety without limiting movement, ensuring safe work right up to the roof edge with complete protection.

With its Progressive Absorbing System technology, the brackets, posts, and shock absorbers deploy and deform, immediately minimising the impact on the users, reducing it to below 10kn. This also serves to protect the roof structure itself, just another benefit of the system’s high-quality and thoughtful design.

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Why Use Kee Line Personal Protection?

Full Protection

Users are attached to the system at all times with continuous ‘hands-free’ protection

Bespoke Design

Designed in-house to suit your specific roof type and layout.

Fully Tested

Kee Line is fully tested and complies with EN 795:2012

60 Second Overview of the Kee Line Safety Lifeline System

A few examples of how Kee Line can be used

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Frequently Asked Questions

A fall arrest system is a working-at-height solution installed in the event of a fall to prevent impact on a surface. Compared to a fall restraint system containing a fall at height, a fall arrest system is a shock-absorbing personal protection system designed to prevent serious injuries or fatalities once a fall has occurred. 

These safety lifelines are vital where working at height risk assessment has identified that work being carried out poses a significant risk of a fall: such as the side of a building or on a fragile roof. 

When choosing a fall arrest system, it’s essential to consider the size, shape and strength of the structure you will be attaching it to, the position of the anchor point and the distance an operator will travel should they fall.

Yes. A rooftop safety lifeline, like, Kee Line, is designed to absorb the shock in the event of a fall from height. Kee Line includes Progressive Absorbing System technology to arrest a fall and provide immediate safety on impact. The innovative brackets, posts and shock absorbers provide maximum personal protection, reducing the impact to below 10kn.

Rooftop lifeline Safety equipment combines fall arrest lanyards, safety harnesses and anchor points to ensure personal protection when working at height. Steadfast’s Kee Line offers to maximise safety whilst providing safe, flexible movement when working on the roof edge. 

Kee Line is a wire-based rooftop lifeline system which allows hands-free work and free movement in both fall arrest and fall restraint. It has been designed to easily install alongside fall restraint systems maximising safety for all those working at height.

Kee Line is designed to provide restriction-free movement, allowing for hands-free work when maintaining rooftops. The safety line is made of an 8mm grade 316 stainless steel wire, ensuring a total effective span of 12m between posts for up to 3 users at a time.

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