5-6 people, 1,322 lb in a 12 ft basket
What each climber carries on a harness

Rope access is quick to rig and goes almost anywhere a rope can hang. When the job needs several people, heavy tools, materials or gear that will not hang from a harness, a basket that carries 1,322 lb does it in one trip.
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5-6 people, 1,322 lb in a 12 ft basket
What each climber carries on a harness
24V, 110V and 220V, air and water lines, hydraulic outlet in the basket
Battery tools and gear on lanyards
None needed on the building
Certified anchor points above the work
Your crew, in harnesses tied to 6 anchor points in the basket
Trained, certified rope technicians only
None. The basket works close without touching
Ropes and climbers rest on the surface
The boom swings to the next spot
Re-rig for each drop
2daysInstead of 3-5Ropes around the roof could damage the carvings. Pillars secured in 2 days.
3daysStart to finishClimbers from the roof hatch could break loose stone. The crew worked from the basket without touching the spire.
3daysStart to finishOn a 45° roof, rope access was impractical. Chimneys done in three days.
258ftCatwalk heightGusts of 25+ mph: ropes or a crane could damage the fragile antenna or the stack.
1dayStart to finishRopes could not get past the roof fascia and took days to set up. Four sides in one day.For one or two technicians doing a light inspection on a building with anchors, rope access is often the lighter option. When the job needs several people, heavy tools or materials, a basket that takes them all in one trip usually saves days. Send us the job and we will tell you which fits.
No. In our basket your crew wears harnesses tied to the basket's anchor points, and our certified operator runs the lift.
Yes. The basket has 24V, 110V and 220V power, a 2,000 PSI air and water line and a hydraulic tool outlet.
Yes. Smooth, controlled motions let the operator work close to glass, stone and carvings without contact.