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Case Study Scope Of Works


One of the buildings belonging to the University of Glasgow required remedial work to its roof. As the building is close to a busy public road, Pendrich’s engineers installed a bespoke modular frame scaffold deck to the perimeter at the top of the eight-storey sandstone building to provide safe access to the roof. This access solution allowed the road to remain open and buses to keep to their original route. It also enabled the architect and engineers to carry out the full work scope to the roof structure. The scaffolding was erected by Pendrich’s rope access engineers and steeplejacks with minimal disruption compared with traditional street scaffolding.


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Pendrich, part of PTSG Building Access Specialists Ltd, has a history of providing bespoke access solutions that enable building repairs or structural work to be carried out. A prime example is The Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh’s Princes Street, where Pendrich’s engineers carried out emergency stonework repairs. They ensured pedestrians could continue to access the street below in safety while work was delivered overhead by constructing a tunnel that obviated the scaffolding outside the shops.


Contact PTSG to find out more about the company’s specialist services, or for a free, no-obligation quote:


01977 668771


www.ptsg.co.uk


info@ptsg.co.uk fmuk 19


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