FILM AND DRONE FOOTAGE OF OUR PLATFORMS

We continuously upload videos to our website showcasing many of the exciting tasks we complete for our satisfied customers. The videos feature setups, dismantling processes, and the use of work platforms. Often, we also have our customers share their experiences of collaborating with Platform.as and utilizing our platform solutions.

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Seven SC10000 work platforms on one building

One of our skilled fitters recently brought his drone to work and filmed the impressive platform solution he was in the process of installing. The fitter’s fantastic initiative resulted in this video, where seven powerful work platforms are set up at a high-rise building in Brabrand. The platforms span five balconies in width and are designed to make the work of concrete renovation and facade painting more efficient and safer. The machines are all of the SC10000 type; Scanclimber’s work platform equipped with the most powerful lift motor, ensuring maximum performance, even on the most demanding tasks.

Construction Manager recommends the “platform train”

Construction Manager Kim Munthe recommends that general contractors and other types of contractors use work platforms following the same model that Ingcon has been using for many years. Platform.as calls the model the “platform train,” where 3-4 work platforms move around the construction site in succession, allowing different trades to perform facade work safely and efficiently from the platforms. Each work platform is customized to best support the specific trade, such as with a masonry console for masons and a top crane with a vacuum lift for carpenters. Multiple platform trains can operate simultaneously on the same construction site. The model is designed to ensure a smooth construction process, and the collaboration between Ingcon and Platform.as shows that the platform train helps to optimize construction processes, create greater value for all parties involved, and significantly improve job satisfaction and the work environment.
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Total coverage creates a large work area at the roof edge

Platform.as’ innovative total coverage solution provides access to a very large work area at the roof edge. There is plenty of space to store materials and tools, minimizing clutter and creating a more organized work environment. Using work platforms also means there are no annoying columns and fasteners in the work area. This allows workers to easily perform their tasks and handle large materials. This creates an efficient workspace where both the working environment and safety are significantly improved. All of this contributes to creating added value and significantly boosting job satisfaction.

Gable mural executed from a work platform

“It has been the best solution we could find for creating our wall mural,” says Lars Pedersen from the Institute for Urban Art in the video. Lars refers to the solution provided by Platform.as for the institute when they created Denmark’s third-largest gable mural on one of Field’s façades to celebrate the shopping center’s 20th anniversary. With the help of our work platform, the painters were able to work quickly and safely while having all their materials with them on the platform. This not only optimized their workflow but also provided the painters with a stable and flexible workspace.
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Work platforms for façade and roofing work

Do you know all the situations where work platforms can replace traditional scaffolding and streamline work processes? If not, watch this video and get plenty of inspiration, and see the benefits of integrating work platforms into your construction and renovation projects. From large to small façade and roofing projects, work platforms are often the optimal solution that, besides being value-creating, also enhances safety on the construction site.

Platform solution at TRÆ in Aarhus South Harbour

In connection with the construction of Denmark’s tallest wooden building, the impressive TRÆ in Aarhus South Harbour, the main contractor Kaj Ove Madsen a/s Aarhus has chosen to use 11 of Platform.as’ work platforms to support the build. On the 78-meter, 20-story high building, we have installed 8 covered work platforms, which are used for the extensive facade work. The remaining 3 platforms are located at the two other buildings that are part of the project. These platforms are used, among other things, for the construction of a walkway that connects the buildings and ensures a harmonious coherence in the overall project.
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