Spider Lift Rental in Jeddah

Spider lift rental in Jeddah and across Saudi Arabia, 22, 28 and 33 m working height: tracked lifts that pass doors and gates and work on finished floors.

A spider lift is an aerial work platform on rubber tracks and four outriggers, far narrower and lighter than a wheeled man lift, so it goes into villas, halls and courtyards and works on finished floors, gardens and sloping ground.

Nama Jeddah rents spider lifts with 22, 28 and 33 m working height. Most are bi-energy, diesel outdoors and electric inside buildings, delivered to site in Jeddah and every city in the Kingdom, with an operator on request.

Why Nama Jeddah

Inspected Equipment

Full inspection before delivery and adherence to recognised safety standards

Qualified Operators

Certified, trained operators available to match project requirements

Delivered to Site

Transport, rigging and operation at your project location

Fast Response

Quick turnaround on quote requests and equipment availability

When a spider lift is the right choice

A spider lift is an articulated-boom platform on a rubber-tracked base that stands on four outriggers before it rises. Its advantage is size and weight: the narrowest 22 m models pass a 1 m doorway and weigh about 3 tonnes, and the 33 m stays under roughly 8 tonnes, while wheeled man lifts of the same heights weigh 11 to 20 tonnes. That is why it is booked inside villas, palaces and halls, in courtyards and narrow lanes, and on slabs and roofs that cannot take a heavy machine.

We supply three sizes: 22 metres for halls, gardens and buildings up to five storeys, 28 metres for domes, glass roofs and façades up to about the eighth floor, and 33 metres for courtyard façades on taller buildings and very high halls. Send us the height of the work point, its distance from where the machine can stand, the width of the narrowest entrance and the floor surface, and we will recommend the size and model.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a spider lift and a man lift?

Both raise a basket on a boom, but a man lift drives on wheels with the basket up and weighs several times more, while a spider lift stands on outriggers and only moves when folded, in exchange for a width and weight that get into places a man lift cannot.

Can a spider lift work inside buildings?

Yes. Most models are bi-energy and run on mains electric or battery indoors with no exhaust, the rubber tracks are non-marking, and spreader pads go under the outriggers to protect the floor.

Can a spider lift set up on sloping ground?

Yes, within the maker's limits. Each outrigger extends independently to level the machine before it lifts, so it sets up on a slope or beside steps where wheeled platforms cannot stand.

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