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Designed to provide a smooth and continuous handrail that supports accessibility compliance across Canada
The surface of the handrails is smooth, and the user can maintain a consistent grip and easily run their hand along the entire handrail.
Modular fittings enable designs for ramps, stairs, walkways, and complex layouts.
Our team can assist with design guidance to help meet Canadian accessibility and building code requirements.
No welding required. Install using standard tools, making it ideal for both contractors and facility teams.
Kee Klamp Access is designed to create safe, continuous, and easy-to-use handrails that support accessibility requirements across Canada, including:
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
Accessible Canada Act (ACA)
CSA B651 Accessible Design for the Built Environment
National Building Code of Canada
This makes it an ideal solution for commercial buildings, public spaces, and retrofit projects across Canada.
To support accessibility standards such as AODA, CSA B651, and applicable building codes, handrails are typically designed to:
Be installed on both sides of ramps or stairs (Source: CSA B651)
Maintain a consistent height depending on application (generally 865–965 mm) (Source: CSA B651 + NBC)
Provide a continuous, easy-to-grip surface (Source: CSA B651)
Allow sufficient clear width for accessible travel (Source: CSA B651)
Extend beyond the top and bottom of stairs or ramps for added safety (Source: CSA B651)
These requirements help support safe and independent use for individuals with mobility challenges.
Kee Klamp Access railing systems are designed to support accessibility requirements across Canada, aligning with the Accessible Canada Act and recognized standards such as CSA B651.
This ensures a reliable solution that can help achieve compliance when properly designed and installed.
These fittings are designed to create a smooth, continuous handrail system that supports accessibility requirements and ensures a consistent grip along the entire railing.
This fitting is used frequently in the system. It allows the fitting to be placed in line with the pipe railing.
These fittings are designed to couple together with the pipe and internal couplings to form a complete smooth-rail system.
These fittings cradle the pipe so that the railing can pass over the fitting uninterrupted. Small tek-screws hold the railing in place.
Schedule 40 and Schedule 80; size 1/4” to 2” IPS; nominal mill lengths of 21’ cut to your projects’ exact length requirements
Alloy 6105-T5 with an anodized finish; size range 3/4” to 2” IPS; nominal mill lengths of 12’ and 24’ cut to your projects’ exact length requirements
Durable, corrosion preventing polyester coating applied to already galvanized/ anodized products; available in any RAL color
Pre-assembled modules for a simple and quick assembly ensuring constant barrier height. Available in a variety of sizes and styles to suit individual project requirements
Panels come in a variety of materials, sizes, and finishes. Material can be provided with a galvanized or powder coat finish, or in bare stainless steel. Virtually any custom configuration or material option is available.
A slot on the back of the toeboard accepts a bolt head which prevents the bolt from spinning during assembly. Upright hardware and splice kits for corners and straight sections are also available. Toeboard comes in 24’ lengths or can be custom cut.
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| Safety Railing Solutions | |
| Safety Systems for the Rail Sector |
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| Components for Safety Barrier Solutions Brochure | |
| Safety Railing Solutions | |
| Safety Systems for the Rail Sector |
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