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| Temporary Elevators may also be referred to as Construction Hoists, Personnel and Material Hoists, Man-Lifts, Material Lifts, Rack & Pinion Hoists, etc. but they all serve the same purpose: transporting workers and materials vertically in a safe and speedy manner. |
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Riding The Red Cage
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That is a safe way indeed, better then climbing a ladder.
ReplyDeleteSo has every country its own color or perhaps its a sign of the contractor. Here they are mostly yellow or green.
ReplyDeleteGreat close up. I would ride in one of those instead of using a ladder.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a safe way to get from A to B Andy, and in such a snazzy colour 😊
ReplyDeleteUp and down we go
ReplyDeleteI'll pass!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture! I like the empty windows with a nice mute blue color and an elevator with a loud screaming color. Great find, contract and idea!
ReplyDeleteI will pass on riding in the red cage.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they had so many names. I like this shot but I don't think I'd much like riding in one of these. Even glass elevators stretch my limits.
ReplyDelete(I also like your raccoon from yesterday. Nice catch!)
I see this quite a bit at a present work site.
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