.webp)
What is a flexible anchor line system?
Flexible anchor lines, also known as Mansafe systems, provide continuous fall protection for people working across roofs and other structures.
A flexible stainless-steel cable is secured to the building using a series of fixing points, allowing users to move around while remaining connected.
Systems can be designed for fall restraint or fall arrest and installed on new buildings or existing structures.
How it works
Users connect to the cable using compatible personal fall protection equipment and a traveller that moves along the line.
MSA Latchways systems use a patented Transfastener, allowing users to pass intermediate fixing points without disconnecting.
The cable can follow the contours of a building and be installed horizontally, vertically, inclined or overhead.
KSE can specify suitable posts and fixing arrangements to accommodate the roof structure and requirements of the site.
%20(1).webp)
01
Enhanced safety
Continuous fall protection while moving along the system.
02
Versatile access
Suitable for different roof layouts and access needs.
03
Bespoke design
Tailored to your building and roof structure.
04
Long-term protection
Supporting safer working at height.
Why choose a flexible anchor line system?
Why choose us?
Why choose us?
01
30+ years experience
Decades of specialist experience in height safety and access solutions.
02
MSA Latchways approved installer
Over 30 years' experience installing MSA Latchways systems.
03
Bespoke solutions
Systems designed around your building and access requirements.
04
Complete project support
From assessment and design through to installation and documentation.
05
Qualified & experienced engineers
Experienced and trained professionals delivering specialist solutions.
06
UK & Ireland coverage
Supporting sites across the UK
and Ireland.
Flexible anchor line installations
Similar services
Frequently asked questions
Accreditations & Industry partners

_edited.png)
_edited.png)
_edited.png)
_edited.png)
_edited.png)
.png)
_edited_edited.png)
.png)







_edited.jpg)

