Access systems
Suspended platform — the electric cradle
A suspended platform, often called a lulka or electric cradle, serves a facade working zone from the upper part of a building and supports local vertical movement at height. The complete arrangement requires an early review of components, suspension points and site conditions. Suspended platform rental Electric suspended cradle The solution and working approach WE […]
Request a quoteA suspended platform, often called a lulka or electric cradle, serves a facade working zone from the upper part of a building and supports local vertical movement at height. The complete arrangement requires an early review of components, suspension points and site conditions.
The solution and working approach
WE DO treats the platform as one connected system in which the working cradle, lifting equipment, cables, controls and supporting elements operate together. Selecting an isolated component does not replace a review of the whole access arrangement.
Where and how it is used
Suspended platforms are considered for high-rise cladding, maintenance, painting and restoration. The routes below cover rental and electric-cradle service so that project teams can move from a general platform requirement to a focused discussion.
Why WE DO
WE DO has operated in Tbilisi since 2020, approaching work-at-height access and construction equipment through an engineered, safety-first perspective. A consultation clarifies the site environment, the purpose of the work, the people involved and the constraints that shape a practical solution.
The agreed scope can combine rental, delivery, installation and dismantling where the project requires them. Equipment and services remain quote-based: a generic public price cannot replace a site-specific offer, a clear equipment scope and an agreed division of responsibilities.
Before selection, it is useful to define the working surface, access route, space available for installation and the sequence shared with other trades. This information keeps the proposal grounded in the real site, while technical decisions remain tied to official product instructions and the agreed working method.
A useful quotation also considers site receiving and storage conditions, everyday use of the working area, the responsible contact person and the route for approving changes. Clarifying these points gives the project team one shared picture and connects equipment selection, delivery, use, return or dismantling as a coherent operational sequence. This coordination matters especially when several trades work at the same time and share the available site space.
Request a quote — Share the project address, a short description of the work and the preferred period. The WE DO team will clarify the remaining information and prepare a quotation tailored to the request.
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Use cases and benefits
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Focused working zones on high-rise buildings
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Facade construction, repair or refurbishment
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Planned technical maintenance and inspection
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Repair and restoration of an existing building
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Frequently asked questions
How should we choose Suspended platform?
Share the site address, working zone, planned activity and preferred period. WE DO will clarify the environment and service scope before recommending an approach suited to the project.
Can delivery and installation be included?
Yes. Where relevant, the quotation can include delivery, professional installation and dismantling. Responsibilities and service boundaries are confirmed in writing before work begins.
How is pricing determined?
Pricing is quote-based and follows the required system or product, equipment scope, working period and actual site conditions. WE DO does not use a generic public price for project-specific work.
Need a quote tailored to your project?
Share the working requirements and our team will recommend the right system and service.