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19896 Hwy 7, Perth, ON K7H 3C9
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INSTALLATION & USER MANUAL
2018-10-17
19896 Hwy 7, Perth, ON K7H 3C9
www.skylinegroupintl.com | +1 877 417 6336
7000 Series KATT Modular Systems
INSTALLATION & USER MANUAL
ALL PROPOSED INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE VERIFIED BY A
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. ENGINEER VERIFICATION CAN BE
PROVIDED BY SKYLINE GROUP FOR A FEE, UPON REQUEST.
WARNING
Serious injury or death may result if this product is misused or not installed properly. Skyline
Group provides these instructions and relies on the purchaser and the end user to train
personnel at all times, and to make sure the user of this product fully understand the
importance of following these instructions. Skyline Group expressly disclaims any liability from
injury, damage, or other loss resulting from the improper or unauthorized installation or use
of KATT Ladder Systems.
Note: Please note that this information is valid as of the revision date noted. 2018-10-17
19896 Hwy 7, Perth, ON K7H 3C9
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7000 Series KATT Modular Systems
TABLE OF CONTENTS
COMPONENT/TOOL REFERENCE GUIDE ......................................................................................... 4
TOOLS & FASTENERS ....................................................................................................................... 4
COMMON COMPONENTS .................................................................................................................. 5
SPECIFICATIONS & DIMENSIONS ....................................................................................................... 6
USER INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................ 7
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................. 7
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................. 14
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COMPONENT/TOOL REFERENCE GUIDE
QUICK AND EASY TO INSTALL
The ladder system comes with many
components pre-assembled and is quick and
easy to install while meeting rigorous
requirements.
TOOLS
1. TAPE MEASURE
2. 7/16”, 6MM DRILL BIT
3. CORDLESS DRILL
4. CHOP SAW
5. 5/16”, 13MM, 17MM WRENCH
OR HEX BIT SOCKETS
6. MARKER PEN
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COMMON COMPONENTS
1. LADDER BODY
2. SPLICE JOINS
3. FIXING BRACKETS
4. LADDER FEET
5. BASE SUPPORT ANGLE
6. STANDARD STILES
7. RETRACTABLE STILES
8. D-GRAB BARS
9. CAGE WITH OPTIONAL CAGE DOOR
10. LADDER DOOR
11. ELEVATED PLATFORM
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SPECIFICATIONS &
DIMENSIONS
Product may not be to scale or exactly as shown in drawings and images. Ladder to be installed in line
with engineer stamped shop drawings. Where engineer stamped shop drawings do not provide a detail
required for installation, use the instruction illustrations provided.
1. Structural soundness of the wall, member or piece of equipment to which the ladder is to be
attached must be confirmed by a competent person, prior to installation of the ladder.
2. Attachment method must be rated for the intended structural service and for the type of wall,
member or piece of equipment.
3. The ladder must
a. Be vertical
b. Have rest platforms at not more than nine metre intervals
c. Be offset at each rest platform
d. Where the ladder extends over five metres, above grade, floor, or landing, have a safety
cage commencing not more than 2.2 metres above grade, floor, or landing and
continuing at least ninety centimteres above the top landing with openings to permit
access by a worker to rest platforms or to the top landing
e. Have side rails that extend ninety centimeteres above the landing
f. Top of bottom rung to be within 300mm of the starting level
Note: access ladders on towers, water tanks, chimneys, or similar structures may have different
requirements and should be discussed with Skyline Group personell.
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USER INSTRUCTIONS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. By means of measuring or test fitting, layout the ladder assembly so that the top most rung is
flush with the top eggress/platform/walking surface.
2. Layout and install the fixing brackets. Brackets must sit flat against wall and bracket layout must
ensure that the bolted connection from bracket through ladder does not interfere with the rungs.
Topmost bracket should be installed as high as possible to maintain rigidity at the top of ladder.
Refer to shop drawings and maintain a minimum of one (1) bracket per ladder section.
3. Where applicable, install the feet/ base angle to the bottom of the ladder.
a. If ladder feet are being used, drill holes in ladder body to match holes
in feet. Fasten with two (2) M8-1.25x55mm bolts with washers and
double nuts, per ladder foot. Refer to figure i.
b. If 700mm base angle is being used, position angle as shown. Drill a
7/16” hole through each side rail of the ladder, and through the angle.
Fasten together using supplied M8-1.25x75mm cup bolts, with washers
and double nuts. Refer to figure ii.
4. Assemble and install the ladder.
a. Insert splice joint pieces between ladder sections, as shown in figure
iii. Secure ladder sections to splice joints with two (2) #12-14x20mm
TEK screws into each splice joint.
b. Secure ladder to wall brackets. Drill holes in the ladder body to align
with the fixing bracket holes. Fasten the ladder body to the fixing
brackets using supplied M8-1.25x55mm cup bolts with washers and double
nuts. Refer to figure iv.
5. Excess ladder rail above top rung is to be chopped off. Insert plastic cap to
close off the exposed top opening in the side rails.
Figure i
Figure ii
Figure iii
Figure iv
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6. If a raised platform is being used, install as follows:
a. Position the platform against the ladder as shown,
ensuring the top of the platform is flush with the
uppermost rung of the ladder. Refer to figure v.
b. Drill holes in the ladder body to match the holes on the
platform. Fasten the platform to the ladder body using
two (2) M8-1.25x75mm cup bolts with washers and double
nuts.
c. If there is a ladder section required on the back side of the
platform, this is to be installed the same way as the ladder
connects to the front side of th e platform. Refer to figure vi.
d. If side mount posts are being used to support the back
side of the platform instead of a ladder section, position
these posts as shown. Fasten posts to the platform
using two (2) M10-1.5x60mm cup bolts with washers
and double nuts, per post. Refer to figure vii.
e. Install the ladder feet on the side mount posts. Drill holes in the
posts to match the holes in the ladder feet. Fasten feet to posts
using two (2) M8-1.25x55mm cup bolts with washers and double
nuts, per ladder foot. Refer to figure viii.
Figure vi
Figure vii
Figure viii
Figure v
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7. Install the stiles at the top of the ladder.
a. If standard stiles are being used, position them on the ladder
body as shown. Fasten using two (2) M8-1.25x75mm cup bolts
with washers and double nuts per stile. If a platform has been
installed, the stiles should butt up to the underside of the platform.
Refer to figure ix.
b. If retractable stiles are being used, position them as shown.
Drill holes in ladder body to match holes in the stiles. Fasten
using two (2) M8-1.25x55mm cup bolts with washers and
double nuts, per stile. Refer to figure x.
8. If handrails and kneerails are being used, install as follows:
a. Install the handrails on top of the posts and stiles. Fasten
with four (4) #12-14x20mm TEK screws per post/stile. Cut
the handrail to length to suit. Refer to figure xi.
b. Install the kneerails on the inside face of the posts/stiles. Fasten
with two (2) #12-14x48mm TEK screws. Refer to figure xii.
Figure xi
Figure xii
Figure ix
Figure x
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c. Install handrail and kneerail end caps. Fasten with a #12-
14x20mm TEK screw per end cap. Refer to figure xiii.
9. If D-Grab bars are being used, position them on the stiles as
shown. Drill holes in the stiles to match holes in the D-Grab
bars. Fasten using two (2) M8-1.25x75mm cup bolts with
washers and double nuts, per D-Grab bar. Refer to figure xiv.
10. If a cage is required, install as follows:
a. Measure veritcal height of propsed cage position. The cage should begin 2.2m from the
bottom of the ladder, and match the height of the stiles or railings at the top of the ladder.
b. Cut the vertical bands to the correct length.
c. Assemble the hoop sections and the center vertical band, as
shown. Fasten together using 30mm cup bolts and nuts (the
cup bolts are slid down inside the vertical band). Ensure the
hoops are spaced evenly, max 4’. Refer to figure xv.
Figure xiii
Figure xiv
Figure xv
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d. Assemble the rest of the vertical bands onto the hoops,
as shown. Fasten using M8-1.25x20mm cup bolts and
nuts. Refer to figure xvi.
e. The finished cage assembly should look as shown (actual hoop
quantity, hoop spacing and length of vertical bands may differ).
Ensure the larger flared hoop is installed at the bottom of the cage.
Refer to figure xvii.
Figure xvi
Figure xvii
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f. If a lockable cage door is required, install as follows. Refer to figure xviii:
i. Attach stainless steel hinges to pre-drilled cage door using 6 x 5mm bulb type
rivets.
ii. Locate the cage door in the closed position on the cage, and mark the hinge
fixing holes on the lowest cage hoop. Drill using a 6mm metal drill bit.
iii. Attach the cage door to the
cage hoop using 6 x 5mm
bulb type rivets.
iv. Close the cage door and
position the locking lug to suit
the slot in the cage door.
Mark the fixing holes in the
cage hoop and drill using a
7/16”mm drill bit.
v. Attach the locking lug using two(2) M8-1.25x20mm cup
bolts. The bolts should be pointing toward the outside of the
cage, to ensure the safety of all users.
vi. Close the cage door and insert and padlock.
Figure xviii
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g. Position the cage on the ladder as shown. Ensure the
bottom of the cage is 2.2m from the bottom of the
ladder. Drill holes in the ladder to match the holes in
the cage hoops. Fasten cage to the ladder using M8-
1.25x55mm cup bolts with washers and double nuts.
Refer to figure xix.
11. If a lockable ladder door is required, install as per Technical Drawing Lockable Ladder Door –
Aluminum LD426, as supplied with the ladder door fixing pack.
Figure xix
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OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
1. Only use in accordance with applicable codes and regulations.
2. The KATT fixed ladder system needs to be checked checked and recertified by a competent
height safety inspector every 12 months for non corrosive environments or 6 monthly for
corrosive or harsh environments (To be determined by specialist depending on severity of
surrounding conditions).
3. Never clean using acids or other chemicals that could damage the system components.
4. Fixing and support structure attachment must be checked by competent person.
5. Any signs of distortion or excessive load to the ladder system must be inspected and recertified
by a competent person.
6. Ladders incorporating a static line fall arrest system must be checked to ensure cable
terminations are secure.
7. The stainless steel cable must be kept free from dirt and grime. It is recommended to spray the
cable and shuttle with a teflon based dry lubricant once it has been cleaned.
8. The identification label must be completed confirming certification, maintenance and
recertification of the system.
9. Harness gear and equipment must be maintained and stored in a dry, protected area, away from
acids and ultra violet rays which cause material fibres to break down and reduce their safety and
life expectancy.
10. Maintenance inspections must be clearly documented. Any non-conformance must be clearly
identified and tagged ‘Do Not Use’ until corrective action by a competent person has been
completed.
11. Inspection criteria can be obtained from Skyline Group upon request.
12. Skyline Group can provide the above services for a fee, upon request.
Please note that this information is valid as of the revision date noted.