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CAS Integrated Staircase System

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It is surprising how many new high-rise buildings are designed with only having one internal staircase. During the construction phase of the building, the internal staircase may only be partially constructed or opened to construction personnel. In the case of an on-site emergency, how do you evacuate site personnel from a high-rise structure?

With the addition of a CAS staircase fully integrated into the Common Tower structure, site personnel can easily and safely evacuate the building.

Staircase

Integrated Staircase System Features

Construction Access Systems product

It is surprising how many new high-rise buildings are designed with only having one internal staircase. During the construction phase of the building, the internal staircase may only be partially constructed or opened to construction personnel. In the case of an on-site emergency, how do you evacuate site personnel from a high-rise structure? With the addition of a CAS staircase fully integrated into the Common Tower structure, site personnel can easily and safely evacuate the building.

On some projects HSE are expecting to see a secondary means of escape if the building under construction or refurbishment has only one internal staircase.

The integrated staircase has not only been designed to deal with normal day to day site access and egress but can take the additional load of a full site evacuation.

The frame of the staircase utilises the main Common Tower components and the internal components are adjustable to fit within the frame.

The design of the internal components ensures that the staircase landings match the landing heights of the main Common Tower landings.

River Tower, One Nine Elms, Vauxhall, London
City Tower, One Nine Elms, Vauxhall, London
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