14th August 2007
Three Big Genie’s in a Week
Working At Height has sold three of Genie’s biggest access platforms, the Genie Z-135, in a week. The first went to the UK's largest news print paper manufacturer and the second to the new O2 Arena (formerly the Millennium Dome), the third to a large port in the UK.
Working At Height’s Marketing Manager is under-standably delighted: "Selling one giant boom access platform to an end user in the UK is a rarity, to sell three in a week is a first and probably a last in the UK. It’s a real feather in the cap for our business."
The 02 Arena also took delivery of a further four smaller Genie access platforms a Genie AWP, Genie Runabout GR-20, Genie GS-2632 scissor lift and Genie Z45/25 boom access platform - to help maintain the 24,000 capacity London venue and give access to the rigging in the main arena with lighting and sound that is already being credited as the best in the world.
The Genie Z135 has a platform height of 41.15 metres (135ft), a maximum horizontal outreach of 21.26 metres (60ft 9in) and a 227kg basket capacity.
Working At Height Limited
August 2007
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