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New guardrail system
June 1st 2006

The BoSS aluminium tower system from Youngman has been made even safer with the introduction of a new guardrail system.

The user is protected from falls during erection of the tower as a full double guardrail is installed safely and securely on the deck above from the completed deck level below.

The new guardrail comprises one single lightweight unit that can be handled easily by one person. Available in 1.8 and 2.5m sizes, it is suitable for single and double width towers. The product has no mechanical parts and is supplied as a complete unit.

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