Atrium Lifts
Atrium lifts for rent in NYC and beyond. The same machine is sold as a spider lift, a spider crane, a tracked lift or a narrow-access lift. It folds down to fit through a doorway, then sets outriggers and reaches where a boom lift cannot go.
Fleet runs 59 to 138 feet of working height on non-marking tracks, so it can cross a finished lobby floor. Available daily, weekly and monthly. We can supply an operator in New York City and the surrounding area; further out it goes as a bare rental.
For the pick itself, our specialty lifting crews work with a licensed master rigger.
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Common questions
What is the difference between an atrium lift and a spider lift?
Nothing. They are two names for the same tracked, narrow-access platform. Manufacturers and rental yards use the terms interchangeably, along with spider crane and tracked lift.
Will it fit through a standard doorway?
Most units in this class stow narrow enough for a double door, and some for a single. Give us the narrowest opening on the route in and we will tell you which of ours clears it.
Can it be used on a finished floor?
Yes, that is the point of the class. Non-marking tracks spread the load and outrigger pads take the point loading once it is set up. Over a vault or podium slab, confirm the floor rating first.
How high do they reach?
Our fleet runs from 59 to 138 feet of working height. Tell us the reach and the access route and we will match the machine to both.
How much notice do you need, and what about site paperwork?
On a bare rental the constraint is availability, so tell us the dates and we will confirm what is free. Two things worth sorting early either way: many managed buildings require a certificate of insurance naming them as additional insured, so check their requirements before the day, and if you want us to run the lift rather than just supply the machine, permits can add time. Our permit breakdown covers what a given lift triggers.