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		home > references > case study 4 Industrial rope access vs. scaffolding or cradle techniques for painting Client: The Great Western Hotel (Hilton Group), Paddington, London For: Costain Skanska Plc (Cousins London)                                The brief was as follows:   Full preparation of rear   elevation, including reveals Rendering of window surrounds Repairs to masonry and   render at 27 locations Application of Keim Granital   paints, cream. Application of Keim Granital   paints, 'mushroom' to   window detail Preparation, undercoat and   top coat to all metal pipe work   Options: Scaffolding, Rope Access or Cradle                 TASK Scaffolding Vital Access Cradles Erection 60 hours     Setup 4 hours    Set up 32 hours Task 390 hours    Task 430 hours    Task 405 hours Dismantle 36 hours     Clear 2 hours    Dismantle 5 hours      TOTAL:            486 hours 436 hours        442 hours Value of rope access vs. scaffolding Traditionally a task involving scaffolding, the table demonstrates how these other forms of access can gain the client flexibility and savings.   Value of rope access vs. cradles Even cradles require installation - industrial abseiling does not.   "The work was carried out at The Great Western Royal Hotel to an elevation approximately 400mē using Keim external mineral paints. This included an element of render repairs. All works were carried out competently and to required standard."   Ben Doherty, Surveyor Consult our references or view another case study to see how best rope access can benefit your needs.   Please contact us for a no obligation consultation.
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