Our advantages
Compared with conventional methods
- Erecting and dismantling scaffolding costs working days, takes up space and clutters the facade.
- A crane occupies a large area, and one-person work loses time.
Rope systems are set up and taken down quickly, and can be removed at the end of each working day. They don't disturb residents or block traffic and work areas.
For example, when painting a 20 m² area at a height of 25 metres, the advantage of rope access is obvious.
Scaffolding or rope?
Example · 25 m height · 20 m² painting| Scaffolding | Rope access | |
|---|---|---|
| Setting up | 4 people × 24 hours | Part of the job: rope systems are rigged |
| Inspection, cleaning and painting | 1 person × 4 h + 1 person × 4 h | 3 people × 5 hours — incl. setting up and taking down |
| Taking down | 4 people × 24 hours | Removed at the end of each working day |
| Space taken up | Covers the facade and surroundings | Does not block traffic or the area |
| Residents | Dirty facade, long disturbance | Minimal disturbance |
| Total labour | 200 hours | 15 hours |
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