Our Projects
Real jobs where the Liftroller system moved materials into buildings without the carrying. New build, refurbishment and fitout, on sites where access was the hard part.
Heritage Hotel Renovation
Bergen, Norway•5 months
Opus XVI Hotel Remodelling with Protected Façade
Liftroller Wall locked into window openings at the Opus XVI hotel in Bergen, landing materials without touching the building's protected facade.
Large Scale Renovation
Paris, France•8 months
Liftroller in Paris – Renovation of 450 Apartments
Bouygues chose the Liftroller system to handle materials across a 450 apartment refurbishment in Paris, working off narrow streets and old buildings.
Commercial Renovation
Oslo, Norway•3 months
Liftroller Floor at the Former US Embassy
Roller lines carried plant and fit out materials into the former US Embassy in Oslo, a protected building where the fabric could not be touched.
Urban Refurbishment
London, UK•2 months
8Build Trials Liftroller E Mover for Waterloo Refurbishment
8Build trialled the compact Liftroller E Mover on a tight Waterloo refurbishment in central London, moving fit out materials without hand carting.
Steel Industry
UK•1 month
Everquip Buy Liftroller E Wagon for Efficient Steel Handling
Everquip bought the Liftroller E Wagon to move steel beams and box sections around site without a forklift or four blokes on each lift.
Retail Conversion
Norway•2 months
Skanska AS Converts Retail Spaces with Liftroller Wall
Skanska converted retail space behind a glazed facade in Norway, landing fit-out material through the opening with the Liftroller Wall.
Mixed Development
Stavanger, Norway•6 months
Liftroller Floor – Skanska, Norway
Skanska used Liftroller Floor to feed materials into a Stavanger development holding a school, nursery, community centre, hall and retail spaces.
Residential Construction
Norway•4 months
Project Furukrona – New Apartments using Liftroller Floor
Backe Ostfold used Liftroller Floor on the Furukrona apartment build, rolling crane loads straight off the landing point and onto each slab.