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24 April 2008

Pictured at Intermat are husband and wife Sergio Rodrigues Coelho and Margareth Rodrigues Coelho, joint owners of Brazilian access rental company Bilden. Bilden started life as a building contractor, but entered the access business in 2003 and now has a fleet of around 200 machines, mainly Genie. Mrs Coelho told Access International that the company would order a further 11 machines during Intermat, including a Z-135 boom.

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