Solutions for the materials you move
Whatever you are getting onto each floor, Liftroller lands it through the opening and rolls it to where it is needed, so one person moves the load instead of a gang carrying it. Pick your material to see the right setup.
Plasterboard & Gyprock
Plasterboard is heavy, awkward and comes in big packs. Carrying sheets up stairs or double-handling them off a hoist is where crews wear out and backs get hurt. Liftroller lands whole packs on the floor they are needed and rolls them to the wall line, so one person can place them instead of a team carrying them.
See the setup →Steel Beams
Steel punishes bad handling. It is heavy, long and awkward to move by hand, and the injury risk is high. Liftroller carries steel into the building and along the floor under power, so your crew guides the load instead of carrying it.
See the setup →Suspended Ceilings
Ceiling fit-outs mean a constant flow of grid, tiles and boards to every part of the floor plate. Carrying that material in by hand is slow and tiring. Liftroller lands it on the floor and rolls it to the work face so your fixers keep working.
See the setup →Flooring & Carpet
Flooring packs and carpet rolls are heavy and clumsy to carry, especially up stairs. Liftroller lands them on the floor they are needed and rolls them across to the laying area, so the crew starts laying instead of hauling.
See the setup →HVAC, Plumbing & M&E
Services fit-outs move a lot of heavy, awkward plant and pipe into buildings with tight access. Liftroller carries units and packs in, lifts them to working height and rolls them to the plant room or riser, so your mechanical crew is not fighting the load.
See the setup →Facade, Glass & Curtain Wall
Facade work means getting heavy, fragile panels to each floor without damaging them or the building. Liftroller lands panels through the opening and rolls them to the installation zone, with a gentle lock that does not mark the facade.
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