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What are the different types of BMU systems?

There are two types of hoist systems on the BMU market: drum and traction. The Atlas / MANNTECH alliance uses the drum technology, the most popular on permanent systems used on most of the worlds tallest buildings.

How much does a building maintenance unit cost?

The cost of installing a BMU is significantly higher, ranging from $150,000 to $400,000, compared to $10,000 to $50,000 for a Rope Access System. The estimated annual maintenance cost for a BMU is also significantly higher, ranging from $2,500 to $4,000 compared to $900 to $1,800 for a Rope Access System.

What is a BMU inspection?

BMU Service, Maintenance Installation It is a legal requirement to ensure that all suspended access systems are safe and fit for purpose. Each system is tested, inspected certified to ensure compliance to the relevant standards, regulations and the relevant manufacturers guidelines.

What does BMU mean in construction?

Often referred to as a window cleaning cradle, a gondola, or a gantry, a Building Maintenance Unit is a type of permanent mechanical access equipment generally installed on the buildings roof level that is operated manually, automatically, or by remote control.

Why do we need BMU?

To ensure that your buildings faade is maintained in optimal condition for years to come, a building maintenance unit is a wise investment to protect the appearance and viability of your building.