Removable panel installation brackets

These brackets are specifically designed to be used with the Easy Trim panel track system.
Sometimes one needs to install heavy and awkward panels in situations where reach is excessive and hazardous. The brackets make that task easier and safer by adding a shelf to rest the sheet flat against the wall before sliding it up into the upper track.
Made from 2 Simpson strong tie 90 deg. brackets, self adhesive Velcro to protect the lower edge of the panel and a chain to link the 2 brackets for convenient one handed removal.
The brackets wedge tightly into the profile of the track and are removed easily by lifting upwards on the chain.

https://youtu.be/x9DHbZwFXpw

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Is his fall arrest connected to anything or does that have an invisible parachute?

There’s no harness. The shoulder straps are suspenders for the tool belt.
When there’s a safety net installed on the stage ( the orange net ), being tied off is optional.
The camera angle makes it look more dangerous than it is. ;)