Case studies

Specification sheets tell you what a tower is; case studies show what it does. This section collects real jobs — the awkward, instructive ones — written up so the next person with the same problem can shortcut to the answer.

What a case study covers

• The problem: the building, the height, the constraint that made it interesting — narrow access, sloping ground, live equipment, a stairwell void.
• The solution: which tower and configuration, why that width and height, what stabilisation or special components it took.
• The outcome: what worked, what we would spec differently, and the details worth stealing for your own jobs.

The kinds of stories queued up

Roofline staging across a terrace using linked towers and decks; GRP access in a live plant room; a stairwell build in a Victorian townhouse; facilities teams standardising on folding low-level units across an estate. The common thread is that the interesting part is never the tower alone — it is the sizing decision, which our guides on height and selection walk through in general form.

Have a job worth writing up? We would genuinely like to hear it — see customer projects for how to share it.