Hire and Installation of Construction Elevators

In the construction site, the crane is an essential element for the construction of a building. This is illustrated by the following example, 24 months of time necessary for the construction of a civil building: during the first 6 months, when the crane is necessary, the productivity of the building site is geared almost exclusively to reaching the roofing structures.
This is followed by the long process that includes all the laborious activities dedicated to finishing, in which a series of specialized companies present in the construction site must divide the use of the crane to move the materials and bring them up to specific levels. Under these conditions of use, any type of crane will never be able to perform more than six cycles per hour, thus marking the pace of work of all the workers on site.
If the crane was removed after the initial 6 months, replacing it with hoists and elevators, a cumbersome and expensive structure would be avoided. The solution with hoists and elevators would give a greater speed to the progress of the work, guaranteeing even greater speeding in the execution of all finishes on integrated use in the battery.
The use of such machines for the lifting of men and materials at high altitude would therefore drastically reduce the time and consequently the costs of the construction site, with an estimate estimated at around 30% of the entire production cost.