MBA | X-Vertical Stillage for Modular Offsite Construction

Versatile range of vertical working and storage stillages for modular offsite construction projects.

The MBA X-Vertical Stillage for Modular Offsite Construction is a complete vertical workstation designed for working on or storing completed wall panels. The walls are placed on roller tracks for convenient mobility to easily install windows, doors, electrical, and/or cladding materials. The wall panel is firmly secured using a guide rail and roller conveyor, featuring manually adjustable locking handles for securely positioning the panel. The single-sided system facilitates work on both sides of the wall panel, while the double-sided system permits work on only one side but offers significantly greater storage capacity. It incorporates a distinctive panel securing device that facilitates loading and unloading from either the end or the side of the system. Additionally, for every 10 meters (32 feet) of vertical line, two support arms are provided for one panel.

Why the MBA X-Vertical Stillage?

  • Panel clamping at the base of the wall panel
  • Rollers for easy movement of the workpiece
  • Design of single-sided system allows for working on both sides of the panel
  • Stations can be used for the fitting of windows, doors, electrical, and/or cladding
Metric
Inch
Single-sided length
10 m – 20 m
33 ft – 66 ft
Single-sided length
21 m – 30 m
69 ft – 98 ft
Single-sided length
Above 31 m
Above 102 ft
Double-sided length
10 m – 20 m
33 ft – 66 ft
Double-sided length
21 m – 30 m
69 ft – 98 ft
Double-sided length
Above 31 m
Above 102 ft

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