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Babcock Davis
BG3630
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Babcock Davis
BRHTA36x30S1T
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Babcock Davis
BSPY
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Babcock Davis
SRBAY36X30FG
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Babcock Davis
SRCAY36X30FG
Babcock Davis roof hatches and safety railings from Logistics Lighting
Babcock Davis makes roof hatches, hatch safety railings and ladder safety posts for commercial buildings, including the thermally broken ThermalMAX line for energy-code projects. Logistics Lighting distributes the Babcock Davis products listed above, quotes the hatch together with the railing and post that complete the access point, and ships direct from the factory.
What we carry from Babcock Davis
Roof hatches. The BG3630 is the Personnel II hatch for a 36 x 30 inch opening, hinged on the 30 inch side: 14 gauge galvanneal steel cover with a red oxide powder coat, single-wall curb with EZ tab counterflashing and mounting flange, 40 psf live load, spring-assisted opening, single-point latch with inside and outside padlock hasps, and R-6 curb and R-4 cover insulation. The BRHTA36x30S1T is the ThermalMAX version in 11 gauge mill-finish aluminum with a thermally broken curb and 3 inches of foil-faced polyiso in curb and cover (R-20.3), for buildings where the hatch is a thermal bridge that has to be closed.
Hatch safety railings. Both railings fit the 36 x 30 hatch and use 1-1/4 inch schedule 40 aluminum rails and posts, cast aluminum fittings, a self-closing aluminum gate with coil spring, zinc-plated steel mounting brackets and a choice of safety yellow powder coat or mill finish, compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.23. The SRCAY36X30FG mounts to the standard hatch and the SRBAY36X30FG is the thermally broken version for the ThermalMAX hatch.
Ladder safety post. The BSPY is a spring-assisted telescoping steel post in safety yellow that mounts to the top two rungs of a fixed ladder and extends 42 inches above the landing, giving the climber a handhold through the hatch. It uses a stainless steel constant-force spring and type 316 stainless hardware.
Sizing and code notes
OSHA's minimum roof hatch opening is 30 x 30 inches; 36 x 30 is the standard size for a person carrying tools, and the hatch should hinge on the short side so the ladder lands on the long side. Pair every hatch with a guardrail and self-closing gate, which OSHA 1910.28 requires around an open hatch, and with a safety post so the climber has a grab point above the roof line. Drawings are on the roof hatch and ladder spec sheets page.
Where Babcock Davis fits in our catalog
Babcock Davis and Bilco offer directly comparable 36 x 30 hatches (the BG3630 and the S-20), thermally broken aluminum versions, hatch railings and ladder posts; the choice usually comes down to the specification, the finish and which factory has the shorter lead time. Dur-Red (Activar) adds a domed ladder hatch that admits daylight, and Kattsafe supplies the fixed ladders and a non-penetrating hatch guardrail. Everything is on the roof access and fall protection page.
Quoting Babcock Davis products
Send the ladder and hatch worksheet or call 307-633-9696 with the hatch size, finish, whether you need the thermally broken version, and the railing and post to go with it. We confirm the current lead time on the quote and coordinate delivery.