Requirement Review
Review drawings, dimensions, application and required configuration.
Temporary edge protection for slab edges, floor openings, stairs, lift areas, and other exposed edges during reinforced concrete construction.
APAC combines barriers, posts, and different fixing attachments into complete systems that can follow the changing stages of concrete frame construction.
Concrete projects do not always require the same fixing method.
The slab condition, installation sequence and reuse plan can all affect how the edge protection system should be configured.
Below are several examples of systems APAC has developed around customer requirements.

This system is designed typically anchored into the concrete slab edge. Double height provide more safe areas.

This system is capable of being used both horizontally and vertically, like a slab edge or upstanding wall.

The Edge Bracket is the fixing attachment mounted to the slab edge by the concrete screw bolts.
APAC helps you review, test and verify key project details before shipment, giving your team clearer information, better quality consistency and fewer surprises when the products arrive on site.



APAC can turn product and project requirements into clear 3D models so you can understand how the system fits together before production begins.
This helps you review connections, identify possible conflicts earlier and communicate the proposed solution more clearly with your engineering, procurement and site teams.

APAC carry out in-house testing on selected configurations to review loading behaviour, connections and overall system performance before large-scale production or project delivery.
This gives you additional technical evidence when reviewing a new configuration and helps potential design or connection issues surface earlier.



APAC applies quality checks throughout production to help keep dimensions, connections, welding, surface finish and overall product consistency under control.
For project orders and repeat supply, this helps reduce unexpected differences between batches and gives you clearer quality records before shipment.
A concrete frame project changes as construction progresses.
The same project may require several attachment methods while continuing to use the same barrier and post system.

Edge protection along exposed concrete slab perimeters during frame construction.

Temporary protection around service openings, access openings and other uncovered areas within the concrete floor.

Temporary protection around stair flights, landings and unfinished staircase edges.

Protection for open gaps or exposed edges between adjacent or separated floor slabs.

Temporary edge protection around elevator shaft openings during structural construction.

Clamp- or base-mounted protection for concrete walls, parapets, and other raised concrete edges.
For brands, distributors and rental companies, the required system may not always match a standard catalogue configuration.
APAC can support adjustments based on the intended market, existing inventory and commercial requirements.
Adjust selected dimensions, fixing ranges or component combinations where technically suitable.
Options can include different coating or galvanizing requirements depending on the product.
Private-label options may include:
Packaging can be planned around warehouse handling, rental operations and container loading requirements.
An edge protection system only works well when its barriers, posts and attachments fit together consistently.
APAC controls key dimensions, connection points and production details throughout manufacturing, helping reduce fitting problems during installation, replacement and repeated use.
Review drawings, dimensions, application and required configuration.
Confirm key dimensions and connection details before repeat production.
Verify material specifications before fabrication.
Control component dimensions during cutting, bending and forming.
Check weld position, consistency and assembly dimensions.
Confirm key connection points and fitting dimensions.
Apply the specified finish and check the finished components.
Assemble relevant system components together to check fit and connection.
Confirm component quantities before packing.
Review packing marks, loading arrangement and shipment documents.
Good packaging is not only about protecting the products during transport.
For edge protection systems, it should also help with counting, unloading, storage and installation after the shipment arrives.
Barriers, posts, attachments and accessories are checked together before shipment to reduce the risk of missing components.
Barriers and other large components can be packed in reusable steel stillages, making forklift handling, storage and site movement easier.
Labels, packing marks and component separation help customers identify different products and quantities after arrival.
For companies building or expanding their own edge protection product range.
APAC can support OEM, private label, component development and system compatibility work.
For companies supplying temporary safety equipment to contractors.
A modular system can help cover more fixing conditions without carrying a completely separate product range for each application.
For rental fleets where durability, component control, quick relocation and replacement parts are important.
For contractors that need temporary protection to follow slab, formwork, and stair construction through different stages of a project.
Browse selected edge protection references from Singapore, Malaysia, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. Additional projects will be added as this case-study library grows.

Edge protection reference for the 47-storey Affin Bank headquarters development at Tun Razak Exchange in Malaysia.

Temporary edge protection project reference in Auckland, New Zealand, using a modular edge protection configuration for the site.

APAC supplied a clamp-based edge protection system for the Flinders Link Project, reducing drilling and supporting fast, reusable bridge protection.
If you need more information before selecting the system, you can also review our technical resources.
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It depends on the slab condition, available fixing point, construction stage and whether drilling or permanent fixing is allowed.
Socket bases, slab clamps and other temporary fixing methods may all be suitable in different situations.
In many modular system configurations, the same barrier and post can be combined with different attachment types.
Compatibility should be confirmed before ordering.
Yes.
You can send structural drawings, site photos, fixing details or your current edge protection layout for review.
In some projects, new attachments or components can be developed around existing equipment.
Dimensions and connection details need to be checked first.
Installation guides, drawings and other technical information can be supplied depending on the product and project.
You do not need to select every component before contacting us.
Start with the project structure.
Send us the slab condition, drawing, site photo or current system information, and we can help review the suitable fixing method and system configuration.
01 · Share the Requirement
02 · Review the Structure
03 · Confirm the System
04 · Prepare the Supply