The Role of BMUs in Modern Architecture
With the rise of high-rise buildings across the region, safe and efficient façade access has become essential. Building Maintenance Units (BMUs) are vital for external cleaning, inspections, and repairs.
What is a BMU?
A BMU is a permanent façade access system, typically installed on rooftops, to allow safe access to building exteriors. These can include monorail systems, davits, and articulated boom cradles.
Key Features:
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Custom Design – Tailored to match architectural shapes and materials.
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Operational Safety – Includes safety harness systems, emergency stops, and load monitoring.
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Low Maintenance – Built for durability with corrosion-resistant materials.
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Integration with Design – Can be concealed or integrated for aesthetic appeal.
GIVS BMU Expertise:
Our team works with developers and consultants from the design phase, ensuring full compliance with local safety codes. We supply advanced systems from partners like Ademsan and Sky Climber, engineered for maximum reliability.
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