Tass Group specializes in the design, manufacturing, and installation of Building Facade / Glass cleaning Cradle Equipment. They also provide maintenance and repair services for motorized power cradles, consoles, steel wire ropes, and motors. Tass Group’s service maintenance covers the installed “Glass cleaning Cradle Equipment” for all brands of motorized equipment, including trolleys on twin tracks, trackless traversing trolleys, power cradles on monorails, davits, control panels, motors, steel wire ropes, conductor wire ropes, and related equipment. Their expertise in maintenance and repair extends to over 100 towers in the UAE, including prominent landmarks such as the World Trade Centre in Abu Dhabi, skyscrapers in Dubai, and tall towers in Fujairah, Sharjah, Ajman, UAQ, and RAK in the northern Emirates. Tass Group is committed to ensuring the proper functioning and safety of glass cleaning cradle equipment for their clients, providing reliable service and support to meet their needs.

The term “Facade Cradle System” typically refers to a suspended access system used during the construction or maintenance of building facades. This system provides a safe and efficient way for workers to access and work on the exterior of tall buildings.

A facade cradle system consists of a platform or cradle that is suspended from overhead rails or wires. The platform can be raised, lowered, or moved horizontally along the building facade, allowing workers to access different areas without the need for scaffolding or traditional platforms.

The cradle is usually made of sturdy materials, such as steel or aluminum, and incorporates safety features such as guardrails, harness attachment points, and emergency descent systems. The system is powered by electric motors or manual winches, allowing for controlled movement and positioning.

Facade cradle systems offer several advantages:

Safety: The system provides a secure working platform for workers, reducing the risk of falls and accidents. Safety features, such as harnesses and emergency descent systems, are incorporated to ensure worker protection.

Efficiency: The cradle system allows workers to access multiple areas of the building facade without the need for constant re-positioning or the use of additional equipment like scaffolding. This improves productivity and saves time.

Accessibility: Facade cradle systems can be used for buildings of various heights and designs, providing access to hard-to-reach areas, corners, or high-rise structures.

Versatility: The system can be customized to suit specific building requirements and can accommodate different weights, sizes, and configurations depending on the project needs.

It is important to note that the use of a facade cradle system requires proper training for workers and compliance with safety regulations and guidelines. It is advised to consult with an experienced contractor or supplier specializing in facade access systems to ensure proper installation, training, and ongoing maintenance.