The crane is the most important and expensive piece of equipment on a construction site, yet most builders will operate it with outdated equipment or without utilizing the crane to its full capacity.

Outdated equipment may include wrong chains or slings, or old and inefficient single fixed platforms. Safety concerns and under-utilisation of the crane arise when the crane is operated when loading platforms are not located on every floor under construction. Quite often, the builder believes it’s cheaper to just move one platform around the site, but this is a false economy and an inefficient use of the crane and labour. The crane should be used to place and remove construction material only, not platforms.

Preston Superdeck installed as a system of multiple vertically installed units on every floor under construction will increase the efficiency of the crane and the site resulting in huge savings in the overall project cost.

Preston Superdeck can save a builder up to and over US$1,500 per hour. (Saving costs are based on the cost of the crane per hour plus man power, supervision, overall logistics improvement, faster movement of material and labour, better use of the man and material hoist plus improvements to the construction program and schedule.)

Consider the cost of a Preston Superdeck – against the overall cost savings.

Preston Superdeck will pay for itself within a very short period of time