Projects
See the wealth of possibilities with HAKI’s range of innovative, modern products in these projects from across the globe & #gethooked on HAKI’s safety, speed and adaptability.
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The Ropeworks, Edinburgh
Leading main contractor Enigma Industrial Services Ltd has chosen HAKI Scaffolding for their modern, high-profile ‘The Ropeworks’ construction project at Salamander Place in the heart of the vibrant community of Leith, in the city of Edinburgh, Scotland. The modern scaffolding on this first of three potential residential developments in Leith…
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HAKI Scaffolding and Public Access Stair (PAS) used by Farrans Construction
Established building and civil engineering contractor Farrans Construction chose HAKI Universal Scaffolding and Public Access Stair (PAS) to provide a temporary access solution at Parliament Hill School in Highgate, London, while new build and renovation works were carried out. Faced with strict time constraints to provide access within one week, HAKI…
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Lyndon Scaffolding choose HAKI Stair Tower for Edinburgh Castle job
Lyndon Scaffolding used a 24m high HAKI Stair Tower to allow for the removal of an old and installation of a new flagpole at Edinburgh Castle.
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MÆRSK INSPIRER
The scaffolding for maintenance work on MÆRSK INSPIRER is supplied by HAKI A/S, in close collaboration with SEMCO MARITIME A/S. The scaffolding is approximately 60 meters high, with scaffolding on all three legs.There is approximately 390 tons of HAKI scaffolding at MÆRSK INSPIRER right now. The scaffolding is built in…
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CETAC at Vitry-sur-Seine
The client had limited time to erect the scaffold, carry out the inspection and remove the scaffold again. And there were issues getting around an outside staircase and pipes on the ground.
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Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg
Check out this outstanding job high up on the top of the mountains on the amazing Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg in Orschwiller, 50Km south of Strasbourg, France
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Equinor Platform (formerly Statoil)
HAKI is the NO.1 choice for the off-shore petrochemical industry. Here is the Statoil platform. It's a 70,000-ton platform for the Åsta Hansten field located in the Norwegian Sea, built at the Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe facility in Ulsan, South Korea.