Our service team in Northampton last week placed a crane on a Centre Parcs Project at Elveden Forest.
The Pedestrian Operated Tower Crane, a Potain HDT80, is one of largest and most popular cranes on our hire fleet due to the ease it can be inserted on site and the efficiency that it provides. This model allows a height under hook of 34.2m at the end of the 45m jib. A maximum lift of 1,250kg is available at the end of the jib.
The Self Erecting Tower Crane will be working on an apartment block for the next few months. The development also includes a 48-bedroom hotel and a 51-bedroom hotel with 99 bedrooms, four three-bedroom water lodges, nine three-bedroom executive lodges, energy centre and the extension of an existing Starbucks cafe to create a pottery workshop.
Crane on a Centre Parcs Project Gallery
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- Potain HDT80 arrives on site at Elvden Forest
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- Mantis Cranes Centre Parcs Project
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- Crane on a Centre Parcs Project
Crane Hire Projects
- Mantis 35.10 at Ross Fountain Edinburgh
- Self Erecting Tower Crane on a Bio Tank Project in Yeovil
- Self Erecting Crane near Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
- Potain HDT80 Self Erecting Tower Crane in Edinburgh
- Self Erecting Tower Crane at the Village Urban Hotel, Portsmouth
- FM Gru 1035 Pedestrian Operated Tower Crane being erected at Islington
- Pedestrian Operated Tower Cranes on a School Building project near Wembley
Tower Crane FAQs
- How will a Self Erecting Tower Crane improve Site Safety?
- Can Pedestrian Operated Tower Cranes be erected and dismantled easily on site?
- Is there any danger of the operator overloading the Pedestrian Operated Tower Crane?
- Is a Mobile Crane required to erect Self Erecting Tower Cranes?
- Can the Self Erecting Tower Cranes be lifted into position using a Mobile Crane if there is not adequate access to tow the crane onto site?
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