THE SITUATION
Map the route from access point to equipment.
Rooftop access can involve slippery surfaces, membrane wear and obstacles along the service route. Review walkway materials and crossover options alongside the roof manufacturer’s requirements and any exposed edges or openings.
FIND THE RIGHT APPROACH
Compare walking surfaces and obstacle crossings.
Matting and crossover platforms address different parts of the route. Review the roof surface, obstacles and nearby fall hazards together.
Roof walkway matting
BEST FOR
Designated walking routes on compatible PVC and TPO roof systems.
CrossGrip adds a slip-resistant walking surface and helps protect the membrane. Review drainage, roof compatibility and installation requirements; it is not an edge-protection system.
CrossGrip Roof Matting →
Crossovers over rooftop obstacles
BEST FOR
Routes interrupted by pipes, ducts or equipment that need a defined crossing.
Review obstacle dimensions, landing clearances and supporting structure. Specify a suitable crossover layout; it does not replace protection at roof edges or openings.
Crossover Ladders →
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
What do we need for a recommendation?
Send a roof layout, photos of the walking route and the details below. We’ll help review the appropriate approach.
- Roof membrane type, manufacturer, condition and roof slope.
- Route length, walkway width, access points and equipment service areas.
- Moisture, drainage, surface contamination and cleaning requirements.
- Obstacle heights and widths, landing space and supporting structure.
- Nearby roof edges and openings, site photos and project timeline.
Discuss your project →
Walkway matting is not a fall-protection barrier. Confirm roof compatibility and installation requirements, and review edge and opening protection separately.