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Materials of varying length, should be packed in bundles
with the most equal height and width, and with a blunt end. The straps should be
secured so that the lift is perfomed with diagonal anchoring. |
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Thin building boards must be placed
on pallets, between two frames corresponding to the size of the boards. This to prevent the boards from being torn apart under wind pressure.
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Bitumen and similar rolls is placed on pallets. These can also be transported in cargo nets. |
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Doors and windows is placed on pallets. Try not to mix the two. |
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Roof tiles and corrugated
sheets is placed on pallets between 2 frames corresponding to the length of the plates. This to
prevent the sharp edges from cutting the straps during flight. The lift is perfomed
with diagonal anchoring. |
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Roof trusses is strapped in bundles appropriate to size and weight. The lift is performed with diagonal anchoring
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Sand, gravel and crushed rock is transported in large bags or specially designed buckets. Concrete and mortar is transported in concrete buckets.
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Construction equipment and major components is strapped
directly. Larger machinery should be divided into several
parts if necessary, and if possible. |
