Narrow streets, restricted access, and tight deadlines — the Spierings Mobile Tower Crane solves all three. Discover why this machine is our first choice for urban construction across the UK.
Inner city construction presents unique challenges that standard mobile cranes simply can’t solve. Narrow streets, weight-restricted roads, limited setup space, and the need to lift over existing buildings all demand a specialist solution. That’s where the Spierings SK1265 Mobile Tower Crane comes in.
Unlike traditional tower cranes that require weeks of foundation work and separate mobile cranes for assembly, the Spierings drives to site under its own power and can be fully operational in as little as 15 minutes. The jib unfolds vertically, meaning it can be erected even on the narrowest streets without overhanging neighbouring properties.
The SK1265 offers a maximum jib length of 60 metres and can lift up to 10 tonnes, making it capable of handling the vast majority of urban construction tasks. From multi-storey residential developments to commercial refurbishments, this crane delivers tower crane performance with mobile crane convenience.
One of the biggest advantages is cost. Because there’s no need for foundations, separate assembly cranes, or lengthy setup periods, the total project cost is significantly lower than a traditional tower crane installation. For projects lasting anywhere from one day to several months, the economics are compelling.
At DM Cranes, we’ve invested in the Spierings SK1265 because we believe it represents the future of urban lifting. If you have an inner city project that needs a crane solution, get in touch to discuss how this remarkable machine can help.