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Certified Under-Tile Roof Hooks for Lifelines

22 products · Work at Height — Fall Protection

Under-tile roof hooks are metal brackets fixed to the roof structure beneath the tiles that serve as anchor points for the lifeline: they allow you to clip on safely while working on the roof, without piercing the roofing. They are accessories for lifeline installers, carpenters and maintenance operatives. In the collection you will find products from CSC Edilizia and Neri.

What you will find in the collection

  • Adjustable hooks: brackets that adapt to the profile of the roof covering.
  • Single-direction stainless steel hooks: with rivet or screw fixing, in various lengths.
  • Post-holder hooks: for installing the posts that support the line.
  • Under-tile anchors: brackets with an eyelet for connecting the line.

How to choose

The choice depends on the type of structure, the profile of the tiles and the lifeline to be connected: the hook must be compatible with the system and with the manufacturer's certification documents. Installation must be carried out by trained personnel and the system must be inspected periodically.

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Frequently asked questions: Certified Under-Tile Roof Hooks for Lifelines
What are under-tile hooks used for?

Under-tile hooks are anchors fixed to the roof structure beneath the tiles, to which a lifeline is connected for working safely on the roof. They allow the system to be installed without drilling through the existing roof covering, since the anchor sits under the covering. Installation must be carried out by competent staff, following the lifeline design and the manufacturer's instructions.

Which standards apply to an under-tile anchor?

Anchor devices for lifelines fall under the European standard EN 795, which defines their requirements and tests. In addition to the standard, the roof structure must bear the loads set out in the design, and the installation falls within the measures for work at height under D.Lgs. 81/2008 (Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 on workplace safety). Ask the supplier for the technical documentation and the marking of the device.

Adjustable hook or S-hook: which should I choose?

The adjustable hook adapts to the roof profile, useful where tiles are irregularly shaped or differ from one another. The S-hook and the eye hook have different shapes for connection to the line. Choose the type according to the tile shape and the lifeline system specified in the design.

When is a single-direction stainless steel hook used?

The single-direction hook fixes the line in one direction only and is intended for lifeline sections where tension runs in a specific direction. Stainless steel resists corrosion better than galvanised steel in environments exposed to damp or salt spray. To choose, check the roof profile and the tile type, for example imitation pantile.

What is the load-distribution plate under an under-tile hook for?

The distribution plate spreads the load of the hook over a larger area of the structure, reducing the pressure on a single point. It is installed together with the hook according to the manufacturer's layout. Check that its dimensions and position match the chosen hook, because a different plate can change how the loads are distributed.

How do you choose the length of a stainless steel under-tile hook?

The length is determined by the thickness of the tiles and the distance from the laying surface of the structure, so that the hook reaches the support without forcing. In the models listed, such as the 715 mm or 755 mm hooks, the dimension is included in the product name. Check the required length and the planned position on the lifeline design.

Do under-tile hooks need periodic inspection?

Yes. The hook and the line must be inspected after installation and after events such as falls or heavy loading, and the system must be checked according to the manufacturer's and the design's instructions. Check that the hook is firmly fixed, that there is no corrosion and that the tile around the fixing point is not damaged.