Compliant Safety for Unprotected Edges
Permanent Tieback Anchor Solutions for Window Washing, Maintenance, and More
Tieback anchors offer a simple, secure solution for rooftop safety where no permanent guardrails or anchor devices exist. Designed for maintenance and façade access, these anchors support suspended platforms, window washing, equipment tie-backs, and horizontal lifelines.
Insulated Design
Polyurethane insulation is added to every Tieback Anchor HSS cavity to help prevent heat loss and condensation buildup, protecting both the anchor system and the roof over time.
Multiple Options
Works seamlessly on steel, concrete, timber, and other roof types using a universal base plate with multiple connection methods. Available in various sizes and designs, the tieback anchor offers the flexibility to suit different roof constructions.
Durable
Durable Build — Featuring high-quality American welds, galvanized to ASTM A123 standards, and produced under an ISO 9000 certified quality control system.
Compliant
Our Tieback Anchor meets CSA, OSHA, and ANSI safety standards.
Applications
Mounting Options
Anchor Heights
Lighthouse offers 3 height options, 12″, 18″, and 24″, to accommodate different roof construction.
Compliance Assured
We leverage two different Tieback Anchor diameters and fabrication processes to address OSHA and Cal-OSHA requirements.
Compliance Standards:
- OSHA 1926.502
- ANSI z359.18
- CSA z359.15
- Cal-OSHA Title 8 3291
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to the most common questions about features, compliance, installation, and customization.
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- What are the best applications for tieback anchors?
Tieback anchors are the perfect solution for suspended platforms, window washing operations, equipment tie-back, and rooftop fall protection.
- What are the different types of roofs that Tieback Anchors can be installed on?
Flat or Low-Slope Roofs, BUR Membrane System, Single-Ply Membrane, Modified Bitumen, Green Roofs and Metal Roofs with underlying structures of steel, concrete or wood.
- Are Tieback Anchors code-compliant?
Tieback anchors are built to meet rigorous safety and construction guidelines required across the U.S., ensuring compliance with federal, state, and industry-specific codes. These systems follow established protocols for suspended access work, including window cleaning and façade maintenance. Relevant standards include those from OSHA, Cal/OSHA, ASME, AISC, AWS, and IWCA, among others.
- What are the anchor top options for Tieback Anchors?
We have three options: U Bar (UBG/UBS), Forged (FRG), and Tapped (M12).
- What are the height options for Tieback Anchors?
We have three options: 12”, 18”, and 24”
- What are the base fix options for Tieback Anchors
We have eight options: Epoxy (EPX), Shallow Deck (SHD), Cast-in (CST), Weld on (WON), Wrap Around (WAR), BeamClamp (BCP), Bolted (BLT), and Screw in (SCW).
