Miller BRFK25-Z7/25FT Roofer Fall Protection Kit

Product Description

The MILLER BRFK25-Z7/25FT is a complete roofer fall protection kit designed for workers performing tasks on pitched roofs and elevated surfaces. The kit provides a full fall-arrest system in a single package, combining a full body harness, lanyard, lifeline, roof anchor, and rope grab into one ready-to-deploy solution. The lanyard measures 3.0 feet in length. Roofing contractors, general contractors, and safety-conscious trade professionals use this kit to meet OSHA fall protection requirements on residential and light commercial roofing jobs. All components arrive in a single storage bucket for organized transport and on-site access.

This kit is suited for roofing applications where a complete fall-arrest system must be established quickly. The included roof anchor provides a secure tie-off point, while the rope grab and lifeline allow vertical travel along the work area. The full body harness distributes arrest forces across the torso, chest, and legs in the event of a fall. This type of kit is commonly deployed on residential re-roofing projects, new construction roofing, and any elevated work surface where guardrails or safety nets are not practical or in place.

Key Features

• Complete roofer fall-arrest system in a single kit — no need to source components separately
• Includes full body harness, lanyard, lifeline, roof anchor, and rope grab
• Lanyard length: 3.0 feet
• All components stored in an included bucket for jobsite transport and organization
• Designed to meet OSHA fall protection requirements for roofing work at heights
• Package weight: 13.4 pounds — portable enough for solo setup

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained fall protection solution for roofing applications on residential and light commercial structures where a personal fall-arrest system is required.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this fall protection system should be performed by a competent person as defined by OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M. Inspect all components for damage before each use and retire any part that shows signs of wear, cuts, or deformation. The roof anchor must be secured to a structural member capable of supporting the required arrest load — follow the anchor manufacturer's instructions for fastener type and placement. Do not exceed the weight capacity stamped on the harness, and ensure the rope grab is oriented correctly on the lifeline before committing to the anchor point.