Construction elevators

Construction elevators are devices used to transport people and materials on a construction site or in other places where heavy loads need to be lifted and moved at heights. They are usually mounted on a steel structure or grid at the construction level and move along vertical columns.

Construction elevators are divided into several categories based on their application and construction. The most commonly encountered types of construction elevators are:

• Cargo construction elevators - designed for the transport of building materials, tools, and other items at heights. They are usually attached to building facades and move along vertical columns.
• Passenger construction elevators - used to transport people on a construction site. They are often used in skyscrapers and tall buildings. They provide fast and safe transport of people to different levels of the building.
• Work platforms - a type of construction elevator that allows work at heights. Work platforms are usually mounted on vertical columns and move along special rails. They allow work on roofs, building facades, masts, and other hard-to-reach places.

When choosing a construction elevator, several factors should be taken into account, such as the weight of the load, the height of lifting, the number of people who need to be transported, weather conditions, and the availability of space. It is also important to choose equipment from reputable manufacturers that meet safety and quality standards.