Step up to safer, more convenient rooftop access with Anchor Safe modular stairway systems
Anchor Safe is Australia’s leading provider of roof access stairs, offering tailored design, seamless installation, and comprehensive height safety certification services. Our robust stairway solutions are engineered to meet the unique needs of industrial and commercial sites, ensuring compliance with Australian safety standards. Available across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Albury, and surrounding regions, our stairway systems guarantee the highest level of safety and reliability.
Every Anchor Safe stairway system is meticulously crafted using high-quality, Australian-made products to provide a durable and maintenance-free solution. Our accredited installers ensure precise installation and certification, backed by our 10-year product and installation warranty. Trust Anchor Safe to enhance your site’s safety with stairway systems designed to offer superior access and peace of mind.
Australian designed and built aluminium access stairs
Anchor Safe are accredited installers of Kattsafe aluminium stair systems. These modular systems offer seamless integration with landing platforms, roof walkways and guardrails for enhanced safety compliance. Kattsafe stairs are highly adaptable to suit almost any application which ensures our design team can customise the system to suit the unique safety and access needs of any building.
Roof Access Stairs
Designed to provide safe and compliant access to rooftops, our stairway systems ensure ease of movement for maintenance and equipment transfer. They are ideal for regular roof access where safety and efficiency are paramount.
Access Stair Benefits
Access Stairs Resource Hub
The Australian Standards for stairs are laid out in AS1657:2018 stating the minimal requirements & exact measurements that a stairway system must comply with. View Anchor Safe’s training & specification guides to stair requirements according to the Australian Standards.
The experts in access stairway system design, installation, and certification
The design of a roof access system takes careful planning and understanding of the Australian Standards, Legislation, and Codes of Practice.
Anchor Safe’s team of highly trained and experienced height safety system designers will assess your site’s specific needs and create a system that complies with AS1657:2018 and the Working at Heights Associations (WAHA) industry code for stairways and ladders.
We provide ongoing recertification and maintenance plans in line with height safety regulations to ensure continued compliance and safety.
Industrial roof access stairs in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide & Albury
Anchor Safe offers comprehensive height safety services to take the pressure off building owners and managers, ensure compliance, and keep workers safe. We’re a trusted partner, not a player – offering convenient and cost-effective solutions for height safety management.
- Stair access systems designed by accredited and highly experienced height safety system designers
- Stair access systems installed by highly experienced and accredited height safety installation teams
- All components come backed by our 10-year product and installation warranty
- Competitive pricing from Australia’s leading height safety company
- Full compliance with Australian codes, standards and legislation
- Total height safety management from a trusted partner
Anchor Safe is a recognised member of the WAHA (Working At Heights Association) and is among the most highly accredited and certified height safety companies in Australia. With ongoing compliance management and maintenance services, you can rest assured that your building or work site is completely compliant and your workers at height are safe.
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Access Stairs FAQ
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Do external roof access stairs require security measures?
If external roof access stairs are located in an unsecured area, measures must be taken to prevent unauthorised access. Fencing or enclosures should be designed and installed when necessary to meet safety standards and ensure the security of the structure.
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Do roof access stairs require regular inspections?
Yes, regular maintenance and periodic inspections are essential to ensure the ongoing safety and compliance of roof access stairs. Inspections should be conducted every 12 months by a competent person in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and Australian Standards.
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How do modular stairs and platforms benefit my site?
Modular stairs and platforms offer flexibility and adaptability, allowing them to be easily reconfigured or expanded as site requirements change. They are also designed for easy installation and compliance with safety standards.
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How high can access stairs be in a single flight?
Access stairs are suitable for heights up to 4050mm in a single flight. Once stairs have reached 4050mm, they must have a 2m landing platform for rest or change of direction before continuing the ascent.
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What are the handrail requirements for stairways?
It is a requirement for every stairway to have at least one handrail that is continuous between stair-flight landings. Handrails on both sides of a stairway are required when the width of the stairs exceeds 1m, ensuring enhanced safety and stability for users.
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What are the recommended inclines for installing access stairs?
Access stairs can be installed at inclines between 20° and 45°. However, Anchor Safe always recommends installation angles between 30° and 38° where suitable for optimal safety and ease of use.
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What does AS1657:2018 say about using stairs for height access?
Under AS1657:2018, stairs are the preferred method of access from ground level to a rooftop or raised platform, between areas of varying heights on a roof, to provide access over pipework, mechanical equipment, parapets, or to intermediate landings. Stairs are also recommended for access on inclines greater than 20°.
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Why are stairs considered the safest method of height access?
Stairs provide the easiest method of access for users and carry the lowest residual fall risk of all height access solutions. Stairways should be used where frequent access is required for maintenance or where equipment needs to be taken to the rooftop