Kent, postcode areas CT, DA, ME, TN
Spider lift hire in Kent
A boom lift on rubber tracks that works from levelled outriggers. The narrowest models pass a garden gate, and the tracks cross lawns and rough ground.
Kent runs from the Medway towns and Maidstone to the cathedral city of Canterbury and the Channel ports, with Victorian terraces, orchard and farm buildings, and large logistics sheds near the M2, M20 and Dartford crossing.
Typical Kent work: Rooflines, brickwork and signage on terraces and high street frontages, and high work on farm and port buildings where reach matters more than deck space.
Because a spider lift is a boom-type platform on tracks, it is often called a tracked cherry picker. Operators need IPAF category 1b.
- Machines to book online
- 10
- Working heights
- 12m to 35m
From £1,320.92 a week ex VAT. Based on the cheapest live 1 week hire, optional damage waiver included, for a 15.4m electric spider lift. Delivery is priced by your postcode.
Jobs it suits
- Tree work and gardens
- Churches, atriums and listed buildings
- Sites behind a gate or narrow path (the narrowest models)
- Rough or sloping ground, within each machine's limits
Check your site before it arrives
- Gate, door and path widths on the way in
- Door and overhead heights on the way in (most spider lifts stand about 2m tall when stowed)
- Slopes and steps along the route
- Space for the outriggers to spread
- Floor loading on suspended floors, cellars, drains and paving
- Spreader pads or mats under each outrigger
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Operators need a valid IPAF PAL card for category 1b (static boom). IPAF training: courses coming soon