Last week we dismantled a Self Erecting Tower Crane At Holy Trinity Church in Cambridge. The Pedestrian Operated Tower Crane had been on site since January this year.
The project was part of the four-storey ‘Transform’ extenstion at the church (see more here)
Self Erecting Tower Crane At Holy Trinity Church in Cambridge
Other Mantis Cranes Projects
- Self Erecting Tower Crane in Swansea
- Potain HDT80 Self Erecting Tower Crane in Edinburgh
- Self Erecting Crane near Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
- Self Erecting Tower Crane at the Village Urban Hotel, Portsmouth
- Potain IGO50 Self Erecting Crane in Bournemouth
- Self Erecting Crane on Residential Construction Project in Essex
- FM Gru 1035 Pedestrian Operated Tower Crane being erected at Islington
- Potain IGO50 Self Erecting Tower Crane on Bio Tank Project in Exeter
- Pedestrian Operated Tower Cranes on a Sports and Leisure Project
- Pedestrian Operated Tower Cranes on a School Building project near Wembley
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