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Installer project guideguide

Streamlined workflow for Protector Guardrail installation. No drilling, no anchors, no roof penetration — fast, clean, and fully compliant from delivery to handover.

Pre-project checklist: before you order anything

This checklist eliminates errors, delays, and unnecessary transport. Complete it before planning or placing any order.

Roof assessment
  • Roof access confirmed
  • Roof type & membrane identified
  • Wind zone confirmed
  • Parapet height measured (if applicable)
Layout & measurements
  • Guardrail layout confirmed
  • Accurate perimeter measurements
  • Restricted zones & obstacles noted
  • PG-L versus PG-T configuration selected
Logistics
  • Delivery access points confirmed
  • Ballast tile suitability (30×30 or 50×50)
  • Local tile delivery to site arranged
  • QR WorkStart code ready

Order smart. Eliminate double handling

Order 1 — ballast tiles

Delivered direct to site

  • No storage at installer warehouse
  • Eliminates double handling
  • Reduces shipping weight
  • Zero packaging waste
Order 2 — aluminium components

Posts, rails, hardware

  • Lightweight, clean, simple to handle
  • Shipped direct to site
  • No cardboard, pallets or plastic waste
  • Saves 30–60 min prep time per project
Your vehicle

Aluminium only

  • Extremely lightweight loads
  • Space for tools and PPE
  • Fewer transport runs
  • Faster site setup
QR WorkStart — Digital workflow

From scan to handover

  • Activate order with QR scan
  • Step-by-step assembly instructions
  • Ballast plan & checklist
  • Digital handover protocol

Six-step fast method

No drilling. No anchors. No adhesives. No roof penetration.

1
Confirm delivery materials

On arrival verify the number of ballast tiles, aluminium components, and hardware sets. Scan QR WorkStart.

2
Position base plates

Select PG-L (linear) or PG-T (transverse) based on the layout. Start at corners or fixed structural reference points.

3
Lay tiles

Recycled concrete tiles. Delivered locally. No packaging, plastic, or pallets. Zero waste on site.

4
Mount posts

Choose the 0°, 70°, or 90° version depending on the design. Use a string line or chalk line for perfect alignment.

5
Add rails

Top rail, mid rail, end caps. All connections secured per specification.

6
Final stability check

Correct ballast applied. All rail connections secured. Post angles confirmed. System ready for handover.

Everything you need. Nothing you don't

No drilling, no anchors, no adhesives, no roof penetration. The system is designed for fast, clean installation with a minimal standard tool set.

Hex key set
Ratchet + 13 mm socket
Torque wrench (if required locally)
Protective gloves
Measuring tape
String line / chalk line
Zero-waste policy
  • Zero wood waste
  • Zero plastic waste
  • Zero cardboard waste
  • 100% reusable components
  • Recycled ballast options
  • No drilling → no debris

Shorter cleanup time. More jobs per day.

Common mistakes to avoid
  • Transporting ballast tiles from the warehouse
  • No string line → misaligned rails
  • Wrong platform configuration: PG-L versus PG-T
  • Ignoring wind zone → incorrect ballast

Installer support

QR WorkStart code access, installation videos, technical hotline, live assistance on first installation, and the online calculator for platform selection.

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