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Rostek - Over 30 year story of providing access systems Rostek Oy of Finland was established in 1983 by Paul and Markus Roschier (father son) Since 1992 Rostek has been specialists in permanent access systems in aluminium The access systems are used for window cleaning and building maintenance of modern public buildings
Monorails - Rostek Rostek’s monorail system comprises an aluminium track complete with one of our BMU cradles or suspended platforms with either manual or motorized trolleys, depending on the application and project budget
Suspended Platforms, monorails and gantries | Rostek BMU Cradles and Modular Suspended Platforms for permanent installations All of Rostek platforms are developed for efficient and safe access for the facade Therefore we are one of the leading producers worldwide Read More
Gantries and Ladders - Rostek Rostek Gantry and Ladder systems are designed to provide safe access to flat, sloping, curved or vertical areas of glazing, such as skylights, domes or atria A gantry can have suspension points for a BMU cradle to provide access to internal facades of an atrium
Suspended Access Platforms - Rostek Rostek BMU cradles work perfectly with Rostek monorail and roof trolley systems, but they can also be suspended from davits or gantries Rostek BMU cradles with one or two hoists meet and exceed the requirements set by European Standard EN1808 for permanently installed access equipment
40 years of lifting people – History of the access business . . . - Rostek In Part 1 of the story I explained how Rostek had developed from an importing trading company to exporting permanently installed access systems, and how we survived the worst recession in western Europe and appointed the key personnel for the next 20 years Read the first part of the story here