Manntech’s extensive portfolio is testament to a tradition of pioneering facade access systems and the culture of innovation which continues to drive the industry forward.

With a proud history stretching back over 60 years, Manntech is well-recognised as an innovator of German-engineered facade access solutions and has earnt a reputation as a leading brand in the industry.

As industry-leading providers of advanced German engineered facade access solutions, Manntech has designed and manufactured building maintenance systems for some of the world’s most impressive buildings.

Managing the appearance of a building through a reliable and precision built maintenance system is often a priority for architects looking to preserve the aesthetic integrity of their designs.

Manntech is recognised globally for advanced German high-quality engineered building maintenance units (BMU’S) pioneering many of the facade access systems seen in the industry today.

Facade Access, a publication by Ahamed Hussain, published by Notion Press, has noted Manntech as an industry-leader in facade access solutions. Exploring the theme of ‘Engineering Excellent Meets Architectural Challenges’, the guide highlights Manntech throughout its coverage of ‘iconic projects with challenging architecture around the world’.

Building Maintenance Units are a vital part of a long term investment in the continuing success of any tall building, ensuring that cleaning, maintenance and repair work can be carried out regularly and reliably with sufficient facade coverage and functionality.

Manntech is world-renowned as a leading supplier of facade access solutions with a history of high-quality German engineering stretching back over 60 years and a commitment to continued innovation.

As innovators of German-engineered facade access solutions, Manntech has the longest history of innovation in the building access industry. With over 60 years of experience in designing and manufacturing custom building maintenance systems, Manntech is proud to include some of the world's most architecturally ambitious buildings in its portfolio.