Reduced risk of falls
A stable base and a guardrailed deck replace the precarious positioning a ladder demands, particularly when tools and materials go up with the operator.
A self-propelled, modular mobile work platform, engineered to MEWP standard for work at heights up to three metres.

Inefficient and unsafe ladders, scaffolding and bulky work platforms pose a hazard to anyone working at height. Conventional access equipment is cumbersome, causes accidents and is difficult to transport. Ceilingsurf was designed for the band none of it was designed for.
A stable base and a guardrailed deck replace the precarious positioning a ladder demands, particularly when tools and materials go up with the operator.
No repeated climbing, no carrying materials up a ladder, no reaching beyond the body's base of support. The deck comes to the work.
It drives, and it moves without being dismounted or dismantled. Time on a job below three metres is mostly spent moving the equipment, not using it.
Powered lift rather than a manual wind or a climb. Neither is available on a ladder, a scaffold tower or a podium step.
Three modules, separated and recombined on site, so the same platform suits several trades and several tasks rather than one.
Fitted for electrical, decorating and drylining work. Detail on the trade pages.
Loaded by two people, without lifting gear, a second vehicle or a delivery slot. Photographed rather than claimed.
The architecture anticipates fleet data and further automation. Both are future capability and are described as such, on the investor relations page.