Lift rental in Kongsvinger

Halls, warehouses and shops

The business areas in and around Kongsvinger have many large buildings with high ceilings: warehouses, workshops, retail stores and production halls. Typical work is lighting, sprinklers, ventilation ducts, industrial doors and signs on the façade.

Inside the hall, an electric scissor lift is the most efficient choice. It has a large platform with room for two people and materials, and it can be driven while raised. Outside on the tarmac in front of the building, a boom lift or articulating boom lift is the right choice when you need to reach over an edge or in over a roof.

Many of these jobs have to be done while the business is operating. Cordon off the area under the lift and agree times with those who use the building, so forklifts and customers do not come too close.

When the roof is really high

Some buildings need more reach than an ordinary lift can give. For tall façades, towers and roofs set far back from where the lift can stand, we have boom lifts of 22 and 28 metres, and the all-electric ultra boom Roshow RST40E at 40 metres.

These are kept at the main depot in Lillehammer and delivered with our own transport. Give us the working height and how far out you need to reach, and we will work out the right machine.

Wooden houses in Øvrebyen and detached houses on the estates

Below the fortress lies Øvrebyen, with old wooden houses packed closely along narrow streets. There is little room to set up here, and the neighbouring house is often right next door. A compact trailer lift or a narrow tracked lift gets in more easily than a large machine.

On the housing estates the jobs are more everyday: painting cladding, new gutters, felling garden trees and cleaning high windows. For this a trailer lift of 12–17 metres is often enough, and an ordinary car can tow it if the weight matches your driving licence.

Housing cooperatives and blocks of flats

Housing cooperatives and owners' associations in the town often have maintenance to do on several entrances at once: balcony railings, flashings, gutters and façade panels. Then it helps that the lift can be moved between the blocks without being rigged down and up again.

If you are unsure whether you need a scissor, trailer or boom lift, the guide which lift should I choose gives a quick overview.

Agree with the board where the lift can stand overnight, and tell residents which days work will be done at which entrance. That way you avoid cars in the way when you need to move the lift.

The river, the flats and the fortress

Much of the town lies on the flat river plain along the Glomma, while the fortress and the housing estates on the hillsides are higher up. Down on the flats it is usually easy to set up a lift on tarmac and lawn. On the hillsides, expect sloping driveways and tight turning space.

In spring the ground near the river can stay soft for a long time. A trailer lift needs firm ground under the outriggers, so lay boards underneath and avoid freshly fertilised lawns and edges near ditches. If the site is very soft, a tracked lift may be better, as it spreads the weight over a larger area.

The collection point in Flisa

At Gausdal Landhandleri, Negardsvegen 22 in Flisa, we have the Dino 105TL and 180XTB trailer lifts, a Genie GS-1932 scissor lift, site cabins, scaffold trailers and a plate compactor. The Flisa depot's phone number is +47 413 78 447, and it is open Mon–Fri 07–17, Sat 09–15.

If you drive to Flisa and collect it yourself, you get instruction on site. Otherwise we deliver to the site in Kongsvinger and show you the lift there.