A Building Maintenance Unit – BMU – is a mechanical and electronic crane suspended from the roof, which moves systematically over a structure while carrying human window washers or any other specialist for the maintenance of the facade.

Building Maintenance Unit (BMU) as part of a complete exterior building maintenance equipment system within the parameters and requirements of this specification for exterior building maintenance equipment.

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ESSENTIALS OF A BMU MANUFACTURER: • Compliance to governing codes • CE Certified Prototype Designs, Lifting and Safety components • Years of experience, Design versatility & Capability • Qualified structural design engineers & local certification of design calculations. • Type tested & proven components from reputed sub-contractors

BMU’s are designed to provide safe and reliable access for high-rise buildings over 490 feet tall or for buildings with unique architectural features with difficult to access

Rostek’s BMUs provide hoisting heights of up to 400m and jib outreach up to 35m, enabling safe access to even the tallest and most complex building façades.

The building maintenance unit market size exceeded USD 4.1 billion in 2023 and is set to grow at over 8% CAGR from 2024 to 2032, due to the rising construction of high-rise buildings & skyscrapers.

We manufacture a range of building maintenance units (BMUs) to suit the size of your building or the complexity of your architecture. I accept to receive by email commercial information by Tractel companies or be contacted further about my request above.

Building Maintenance Unit (BMU) Orientals Specialist Lifting offers all range of Building Maintenance Units which specializes in complex access solutions, from maintaining to accessing the building’s facade and structure. These BMU’s are developed and manufactured in UAE under the brand name OSLER.

This document discusses design principles for building maintenance units (BMUs). Session 2 focuses on BMU design, including determining access requirements, the optimal number of BMUs based on building size, sizing BMUs to building features, hiding BMUs aesthetically, and addressing complex facades and overhanging roofs.