Star Platforms maintains stately home

09 October 2019

The Skyjack diesel SJ46AJ boom lifts at work on Tyringham Hall in Buckinghamshire, UK

The Skyjack diesel SJ46AJ boom lifts at work on Tyringham Hall in Buckinghamshire, UK

Star Platforms has provided two articulated boom lifts to help with the maintenance and refurbishment of Tyringham Hall in Buckinghamshire, UK.

The UK-based powered access rental company provided two Skyjack SJ46 Articulated Jib (SJ46AJ) units. With a working height of 21.21m and an outreach of 8.38m, the units allowed the maintenance staff to reach the outside facias and windows on each floor of the building.

Built in 1797, the English stately home was designed and built by the architect Sir John Soane and is surrounded by formal gardens created by fellow architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. It has Grade I listed building status and is therefore protected by strict rules designed to preserve its historic integrity.

Both the operators were able to reach the facias and outside of the stately home to complete the required maintenance with the Skyjack SJ46AJ’s articul

Both the operators were able to reach the facias and outside of the stately home to complete the required maintenance with the Skyjack SJ46AJ’s articulating boom lift

According to Star Platforms, Tyringham Hall’s owners said the maintenance teams, which received a familiarisation with the SJ46AJ when they were delivered, allowed them to work quickly without risking damage to the building - which was essential due to the hall’s protected status.

Steve Simmons, managing director at Star Platforms, said, “We were only too happy to help the on this project and provide machines to such a stunning property. The Skyjack SJ46AJ was ideal for this task, providing them the height and outreach the job required but also being a diesel machine, was able to navigate around the grounds including over the gravel pathway without any issues.”

The-Skyjack-SJ46AJ Tyringham Hall Star Platforms

The model allowed access over the building’s features to reach the work area

 

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