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[Book Your Free Site Visit](/contact)[020 8261 7313](tel:+442082617313) Free site visit usually within 48 hours · Site-specific access planning · Phone answered 24 hours ![Scaffold hoist and staircase tower serving a multi-storey apartment block wrapped in scaffolding and debris netting](/__l5e/assets-v1/29a01a44-7ca1-47b8-9c23-90a4002b7835/goods-hoists-gantries-card-line-9.png) 25 years Curtis in the trade 19 people Our own team 4.8 from 29 Google rating 12 weeks Standard hire Within 48 hours Free site visit Recent work ## Goods Hoists and Gantries on site ![Scaffold hoist and staircase tower serving a multi-storey apartment block during refurbishment](/__l5e/assets-v1/29a01a44-7ca1-47b8-9c23-90a4002b7835/goods-hoists-gantries-card-line-9.png)![Brick building beneath a wide temporary roof scaffold with a loading level for materials](/__l5e/assets-v1/8bd27bd3-ca24-4695-8406-12655cefc37f/goods-hoists-gantries-01.jpg)![House enclosed in sheeted scaffolding with a loading position for getting materials to roof level](/__l5e/assets-v1/bd29a93a-06d1-446f-8bbe-b96ed05fcd5f/goods-hoists-gantries-02.jpg)![Scaffold and temporary roof beside a site hoarding with a protected loading area at street level](/__l5e/assets-v1/e209322f-43f3-4b33-be5e-69076cd6ffc5/goods-hoists-gantries-03.jpg) Overview ## What goods hoists and gantries do on a building site Goods hoists and gantries solve two different but connected site problems. A goods hoist moves materials between ground level and working floors without relying on staircases, ladders or manual carrying. A gantry creates a protected route beneath or beside overhead work, allowing pedestrians, deliveries or site traffic to pass while construction continues above. Both need to be treated as part of the access plan, not added after the main scaffold has been erected. The hoist needs a suitable base, landing positions, gates and a clear relationship with the scaffold or building. The gantry needs enough clearance, a structure suited to the span and the right protection for the people below. Their location affects deliveries, emergency routes, crane zones, hoarding and every trade using the site. ATC Scaffolding can assess the access requirement, provide temporary scaffold structures and coordinate the interface with the principal contractor's site arrangements. We work on new build, refurbishment, commercial, residential and live-site projects across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, London and the wider South East. Curtis and Andrew run the company across Berkshire, London, Buckinghamshire and Surrey with a nineteen-strong team. A free site visit is usually available within 48 hours, followed by a written quote that sets out the intended use, hire period and practical scope before the site team commits to a delivery date. ## Who this is for ### Main contractors and site managers Plan reliable vertical material movement and protected ground-level routes before the build becomes congested, with the access interfaces recorded in the programme. ### New build developers Goods hoist landing access and pedestrian gantries that can follow the structure as floors, façades and public routes change during the build. ### Refurbishment and roofing contractors Move tools, boards, roofing materials and waste between levels while keeping residents, tenants and visitors separated from overhead work. ### Sites beside public footways Temporary gantries, fans and protected walkways where the work must continue over a pavement, entrance or busy pedestrian route subject to the required permissions. [020 8261 7313](tel:+442082617313) What it costs to get wrong ## What happens when this is left, rushed or under-specified When material movement and pedestrian protection are left until the site is busy, the workaround is usually slower, less controlled and harder to keep safe. ### Manual carrying creates avoidable site congestion If every board, block and tool travels via a narrow staircase or ladder, people and materials compete for the same route. A planned goods hoist separates that movement and gives the programme a more reliable rhythm. ### Unprotected overhead work puts the public at risk Work above a pavement or entrance needs more than a warning sign. A properly planned gantry or fan creates a physical separation between falling-object risk and the people below. ### Poor landing positions waste every lift A hoist that lands away from the work face simply moves the carrying problem to another floor. Landing points should be coordinated with the scaffold, floor access, loading areas and the actual trade sequence. ### Improvised interfaces cause uncontrolled edges Removing scaffold rails or boards to make a landing can create a gap that was never designed into the installation. Hoist gates, guardrails and landing platforms need to work together from the start. ### A blocked route can stop a live building Occupied entrances, fire routes, delivery access and emergency arrangements cannot be treated as spare space. A gantry and its approach need to preserve the routes the building depends on. ### The mistakes we see most often - Choosing a hoist position because it is convenient for the wagon but not where the working floors need materials. - Assuming a standard scaffold platform can take hoist loads without checking the structure and landing arrangement. - Leaving a landing edge open while materials are being loaded or unloaded. - Putting a gantry over a footway without checking clearance, lighting, drainage, public protection and local authority requirements. - Allowing the hoist or gantry to become a storage area that exceeds its intended loading. - Failing to reassess the access plan when the building façade, road layout or delivery route changes. Our process ## How a job runs, start to finish The same six steps on every job, whether it is one chimney or a phased commercial programme. 1. 01 ### Call or send the details Tell us the site address, what the scaffold is for and roughly when you need it. The phone is answered 24 hours a day. 2. 02 ### Free site visit Curtis, Andrew or one of the team comes out and measures up properly — usually within 48 hours of your enquiry. 3. 03 ### Written quote, no obligation You get a clear price for your job, based on what we saw on site rather than an average. No charge for the visit or the quote. 4. 04 ### Agreed erect date We book a date and we work to it. If a licence is needed for the footway, we flag that before the date is set. 5. 05 ### Erected, checked and handed over The scaffold goes up, gets checked, and your trades get on with the work. Standard hire period is 12 weeks. 6. 06 ### Adaptations and dismantle Need a lift added or a section moved? Call us. When the job is done we strike it on the agreed day and leave the site clean. What you get ## What you actually get from goods hoists and gantries done properly Concrete outcomes, priced from your site and delivered on the dates we agree. ### Vertical movement planned around the work We start with what needs to move, where it needs to land and how often, then assess the access arrangement around the real programme. ### Protected routes below overhead work Gantry structures, fans and related scaffold protection can keep pedestrians, entrances and site traffic separated from work above. ### Coordinated landing platforms The hoist interface is considered alongside scaffold lifts, gates, guardrails, floor openings, loading areas and the building's finished levels. ### Less carrying and fewer bottlenecks A dedicated goods route helps trades get materials to the level they need without filling stair towers or relying on repeated manual handling. ### Adaptable as the site changes On phased work, we can discuss changes to landings, scaffold bays and protected routes as the building and programme move on. ### Clear scope before erection The quote and site conversation identify intended use, access constraints, hire period and the responsibilities that need coordinating with the main contractor. In detail ## Planning goods hoists and pedestrian gantries properly The right location and interface matter as much as the equipment itself. These are the decisions that determine whether a hoist or gantry improves the site or simply moves the obstruction somewhere else. ### Goods hoist position and base A goods hoist needs a stable base and a route that remains usable for the length of the hire. The position should be checked against the building line, scaffold standards, vehicle movements, crane operations, underground services, drainage and the ground's ability to carry the imposed loads. It is also worth looking ahead. A position that works for brickwork may conflict with cladding, landscaping or the final access road later in the programme. Planning the likely phases at the first visit reduces the chance of an expensive move when the site is busiest. ### Landings, gates and scaffold interfaces Every landing should allow people to transfer materials without stepping into an unprotected opening. Hoist gates, guardrails, toe boards and scaffold boards need to align with the floor level and the intended loading. The landing must not become a shortcut for removing protection from the main scaffold. The principal contractor and hoist supplier will have their own requirements for operation, inspection and use. Our role is to make the temporary scaffold access and landing interface clear so those requirements can be coordinated before the installation is used. ### Gantry design for pedestrians and site traffic A pedestrian gantry provides a protected passage below overhead work. Its width, headroom, span, roof build-up, side protection and relationship with the pavement or site route depend on the location and the risk above. A gantry beside a shop entrance has different constraints from one inside a fenced construction site. Where it stands on or over a public footway, the local authority may require a licence and may set conditions around width, lighting, signage and accessibility. Those requirements should be checked before an erection date is fixed. ### Materials, debris and weather protection The protected structure may need brick guards, debris netting, sheeting or a solid roof depending on the work above and the people below. Any addition that catches wind or increases the load needs to be considered as part of the structure rather than attached as an afterthought. The same applies to temporary roofs, fans and loading bays. Combining several temporary works systems changes how they interact, so the access plan should identify the intended arrangement before materials are ordered. ### Inspection, operation and changes The scaffold and its associated access structures need inspection before first use, at intervals of no more than seven days and after events likely to affect stability. Site teams should keep landing areas clear, use the installation only for its intended loading and report damage or changes promptly. If the façade moves, a floor is handed over or a route changes, call before altering the structure. A planned adaptation protects the remaining scaffold and prevents a temporary convenience from becoming an unrecorded hazard. ### Materials and methods we use - Scaffold loading platforms and hoist landing interfaces - Guardrails, toe boards and landing gates - Pedestrian gantries and protected access routes - Fans, brick guards and debris protection - Tube-and-fitting structures for constrained site layouts - Staircase towers to complement goods movement - Temporary roof and weather protection interfaces - Bridging and designed sections where ground access is restricted ### Domestic work - Materials access for larger extensions and new build houses - Protected entrances during roof and façade refurbishment - Temporary gantries beside occupied homes and shared access routes - Roofing materials and waste movement where staircase access is unsuitable ### Commercial work - Apartment and housing developments with repeated floor landings - Office, retail and warehouse refurbishment - Protected routes beside live entrances and public footways - Cladding, roofing, glazing and external wall programmes - Loading and access coordination on constrained urban sites - Gantry routes beneath scaffold, temporary roofs and overhead works FAQs ## Goods Hoists and Gantries: common questions Cost, timescales, hire periods and how the job actually runs. What is a goods hoist used for?+ A goods hoist moves materials between ground level and working floors on a construction or refurbishment site. It can reduce manual carrying through staircases and help separate material movement from pedestrian access, subject to the hoist supplier's operating requirements and the site's agreed plan. What is a pedestrian gantry?+ A pedestrian gantry is a temporary protected route beneath or beside overhead construction work. It is designed to keep people, entrances or site traffic separated from falling-object risk. The width, clearance, roof and side protection depend on the location and intended use. Can a goods hoist land onto scaffolding?+ A hoist can interface with a scaffold only where the landing, gates, guardrails, loading and structure have been properly coordinated for the intended arrangement. We assess the interface at the site visit rather than assuming a standard scaffold platform is suitable. Do I need a licence for a gantry over a pavement?+ If a gantry occupies or overhangs a public footway or highway, the local authority may require a licence and may set conditions for clearance, lighting, accessibility and public protection. We flag the requirement before an erection date is agreed. Can a gantry protect an occupied entrance?+ Yes, a gantry or related protective structure can be planned around an occupied entrance, but the access route, headroom, fire arrangements, lighting, deliveries and emergency egress must all be considered. We assess those constraints on site. How long can goods hoist access stay in place?+ The hire period depends on the construction programme and the equipment or structure being used. Our standard scaffold hire period is twelve weeks; longer or phased projects should be discussed at quote stage so the access can be planned and priced properly. How often are gantries and scaffold access structures inspected?+ They should be inspected before first use, at intervals of no more than seven days and after an event likely to affect stability, such as high winds or an alteration. The site should retain the inspection record and report damage promptly. Where do you provide goods hoist and gantry access?+ ATC Scaffolding works across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, London, Middlesex, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire. Call with the site address, access problem and programme so we can confirm the right approach. Goods hoists and gantries are most useful when they are planned before the site is congested. Tell us what needs to move, which routes need protecting and what stage the building is at, and we will assess the practical access options. We provide a free site visit, a written scope and a clear conversation about landings, public routes, protection, hire period and coordination with the wider site team. ## Related services [ ### Commercial Scaffolding Read more ](/services/commercial-scaffolding)[ ### Scaffolding Erection and Hire Read more ](/services/scaffolding-erection-and-hire)[ ### Staircase Towers Read more ](/services/staircase-towers)[ ### Scaffold Design and Loading Calculations Read more ](/services/scaffold-design) ## Where we deliver this service Goods Hoists and Gantries is available across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, London, Surrey, Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire and Middlesex from Seven Hills Farm, Seven Hills Road, Iver, SL0 0PA. You can also [see every service we offer](/services), [read about ATC Scaffolding](/) or [send us the details of your job](/contact). 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