FiberTite® Crossgrip Roof Walkway System

FiberTite Crossgrip is a two-layer roof walkway matting that protects the roof membrane, provides safe access for general maintenance works and is compatible with various roof surfaces.

Made from non-porous PVC with cross-directional top ribs and a 'diamond cut' surface for a firm underfoot grip, Crossgrip carries a 0.6/0.5 slip-resistant rating under ASTM 1677.

Impermeable in all weather, Crossgrip is a highly specialized matting system for flat roofs, gantries and high-level walkways. When laid flat it will remain stable in winds up to 60 mph (96 km/h*).

Benefits

Features
  • Certified slip resistance DIN 51130:R10 ASTM 1677:1.0/0.9
  • Excellent drainage DIN 51130:V10
  • Roof membrane protection
  • Compatible with PVC/KEE roof membranes
  • Quick to install
  • Contours to the roof structure
  • Loose lay, no fixing required
  • Long Life
  • Diamond cut pattern
  • Two-layer construction
  • Durable one-piece construction
  • PVC construction
  • Supplied in 33' (10m) rolls
  • Made from flexible PVC
  • Stable in winds up to 60 mph (96 km/h*)

 

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FTR Crossgrip is a loose laid roof walkway system designed for roofs with heavy maintenance traffic or extreme elements that make roof access challenging. FiberTite Crossgrip is an all-weather solution that can be repositioned, is self-draining, and is highly slip resistant. Proudly made in the United States, FiberTite currently stocks rolls of Gray Crossgrip 2' wide x 33' long (3' and 4' widths x 33' length sizes are available by special order).
 
FiberTite Crossgrip is a heavy-duty alternative to welded walkway systems and has gained "traction" in the industry.

 

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Additional Roof Walkway & Protection Material

We offer a product to enhance roof traffic safety and optimize membrane protection in roof areas where frequent HVAC maintenance is required:


 

*Tests at the University of Hertfordshire, School of Aerospace, Automotive & Design Engineering showed Crossgrip PVC When laid flat on a stable platform remained in position for wind speeds of 94 mph (150 km/h).