Section 13: Final Steps And Checks; Section 14: Deicing - EZ-ACCESS PATHWAY HD Code Compliant Modular Access System Installation Supplement Manual

FINAL STEPS AND CHECKS
IN
13.
13.1. Attach the top lip of the step to platform side rail using two 1/4" x 1" self-drilling, self-tapping pan
head Phillips screws (FIG. 13.1).
13.2. Ensure all fasteners are in place and secure.
13.3. Walk on the assembled system, checking for any undue movement. If undue movement is
discovered, review the entire assembly process to ensure no processes were missed.
13.4. Remove any debris and metal chips.
Ensure that the level and slope has not shifted during installation.
13.5.
FIG. 13.1
DEICING
14.
14.1. Always follow the deicing agent manufacturer's directions.
PRODUCT
MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE
CALCIUM CHLORIDE
SODIUM CHLORIDE (SALT)
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE
CALCIUM MAGNESIUM ACETATE (CMA)
Information in the above table is taken from Fact Sheet FS707, Cooperative Extension Service, University of Maryland at College Park, University of
Maryland Eastern Shore and was up to date at the time of this manual's publication.
Installation Supplement for PATHWAY® HD Steps
For the safety of all users, it is important to keep your system clear of snow, ice, and
other debris.
EZ-ACCESS® will not be held responsible for any injuries or damages that arise from the
information provided. Always check with the deicing product's manufacturer or your
local supplier to determine which method is best for your situation. Manufacturers of
deicing products may make changes to their products as well as recommended functions
and usage requirements. The deicing method you choose should be researched with your
deicer supplier so you can determine which method is best for you.
After the snow and/or ice threat has cleared, be sure to clean the tread surface with mild
soap and water (avoid alkaline detergents) to remove deicing residue.
MINIMUM WORKING
TEMP ( F)
o
-13
5
18
25
25
DAMAGES CONCRETE &
SPEED OF ACTION
METAL
VERY FAST NO
FAST YES
MODERATE YES
SLOW OK ON OLD CONCRETE
SLOW NO
HARMFUL TO PLANTS
MODERATE
YES
YES
MODERATE
NO
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