Before 2015, every roof tie-back was a custom fabrication. Hardy turned it into a pre-manufactured, code-approved part you can buy at the lumberyard. Then we cut the framing it needs in half.
Our story
A leader in anchor innovation since 2015.
Roof-mounted tie-back anchors are required under specific building conditions to hold suspended scaffolding hooks, clamps and safety lines. We've improved building safety and protected the lives of thousands of commercial building maintenance operators and construction professionals.
Before
Custom-built, every time
Roof anchors were architect-specified, installed with bolts and plates, and custom-built for each project.
2015
The Hardy Tieback (HTB)
Hardy introduces the patented HTB: the first pre-manufactured, code-approved roof-mounted anchor device.
2022
The Hardy Tieback Saddle (HTBS)
The original HTB needs two beams. The Saddle needs one. It has saved builders millions of dollars in time and material.
Today
A full line
Cap and flush mounts, wall mounts, bolted and welded posts and outrigger bases, all made in the USA.
Manufacturing excellence
Made in the USA at Tobin Steel in Santa Ana, CA and FlexDecks in Houston, TX, under an LA City Fabricators License. Galvanized for longevity and held to the highest quality control standards.
Code approval
Covered by IAPMO UES ER-461 with California and City of Los Angeles supplements, so buildings above three stories and 36 feet meet Cal/OSHA Title 8 §3291 for exterior building maintenance.
Safety first
Our team watches building codes, municipal regulations and best practices constantly. Our products meet or exceed the highest industry standards.
The team
Talk to the people who sell it, spec it and stand behind it.
Mark Scambray
General Manager
Mark started with Trus Joist in 1989 and spent thirteen years there, rising from salesperson to Southern California Sales Manager to Western Regional Manager of the commercial division. In 2003 he joined Standard Structures as Sales Manager and within a year became Director of Sales and Marketing. Those years in engineered wood built deep relationships with California's structural engineering community, which led him to found Structural Resource Group in 2009, where he has worked with over 50 construction material manufacturers. At Hardy he handles specification, sales and marketing.
Shane started in construction in 2017 in inside sales at Sika, moving to contractor training coordinator and then outside sales and account management for Sika's largest Southern California distributors. In 2022 he joined DCME, a Santa Barbara public-works project management firm, as a project engineer on site. He joined Hardy in 2025 and handles the sales process, pricing and project management.
U.S. Patent No. 11,118,363 B1U.S. Patent No. 10,358,835 B2Outrigger Post No. 10,415,261IAPMO UES ER-461LA City Fabricators LicenseProudly made in the U.S.A.
