Cost Effective High Level Access Manchester
Rope access is a method of working at height in which trained technicians use ropes and harnesses to reach a facade directly, without scaffolding or a powered platform.
Scaffolding a city-centre elevation often needs local authority permissions and pavement or road restrictions before any repair begins. Rope access avoids most of that, so work can usually start sooner.
At NatWest in Spinningfields, we replaced high level glass using rope access and crane lifts over a 10-week programme. Careful lifting and rope access planning kept the work controlled, and avoiding conventional scaffolding reduced the cost of access. At the Trafford Centre, we replaced dome glass using the same combination during night shifts.
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