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Facet
Slope
The standard pitched face of a roof. Set the platform flat against the slope. Adjust to match the rise — 8/12, 10/12 or 12/12 — and you're working on a level deck instead of a 45-degree wall.
Instructions
How It Works.
The Roofwing is an adjustable stability platform. Three roof facets, one tool, four steps. Always used with a properly fitted fall arrest system.
The Roofwing is a companion to a properly fitted fall arrest system — never a substitute. Read the disclaimer at checkout before use.
Four Steps
Set. Place. Clip. Work.
01
Set The Pitch
Adjustable for 8/12, 10/12 and 12/12. Pull the pin, rotate the platform to match the roof, lock it in. 60 seconds.
02
Place It
Position the Roofwing on the facet you're working — slope, hip or valley. The pads grip; the frame sits flat.
03
Clip In
Roofwing is a companion to your fall arrest system — never a replacement. Your harness is on. Your lifeline is anchored. Always.
04
Work
Stand level. Move with confidence. Lay shingles, run flashing, set panels, inspect. The platform stays put.
Every Facet
Slope. Hip. Valley.
There are many roof types — but only three facets. The Roofwing is engineered for all of them.
Facet
Hip
The outside ridge where two slopes meet. The Roofwing sits across the hip so you can shingle both sides without sliding off either. No more straddling a peak with one foot per side.
Facet
Valley
The inside junction where two slopes meet — the toughest facet on the roof. The platform spans the valley and gives you a flat working surface above the channel, so flashing and ice-and-water go in clean.
Built To Adjust
Aircraft aluminum frame, expanded polycarbonate decking, fully riveted construction. The adjustable stability platform sets for 8/12, 10/12 and 12/12 pitches in seconds — no tools.
Used With Fall Arrest
The Roofwing is designed to be used in conjunction with a properly fitted and secured fall arrest system in accordance with all applicable safety regulations.