MOVE HAT Demolition Method

Demolition of high-rise buildings using a height-adjustable scaffolding frame.

The "MOVE HAT Demolition Method" is a technique used for the demolition of high-rise buildings in urban areas, where scaffolding is not installed around the building's perimeter. Instead, only the floors being demolished are covered with the elevating protective frame "MOVE HAT," allowing for a sequential demolition from the top floor downwards using static methods such as cutting and removal. By covering the demolition floor with "MOVE HAT," vibrations and noise to the outside are reduced. Rather than crushing the structural framework with large breakers or concrete crushers, it is cut into block shapes using concrete cutters, making waste separation easier. 【Features】 ■ Reduction of vibrations and noise ■ Promotion of waste recycling ■ No need for large cranes, resulting in good workability ■ Reduction of temporary materials and high-altitude work *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

Dismantling and moving