Selecting the right home lift can quickly become overwhelming, with so many options like hydraulic, traction, vacuum, belt, and screw-drive lifts to consider. Each technology offers distinct advantages depending on the home’s needs. Today, we’ll break down the factors that can guide your decision. How Much Space is Available?
It's widely acknowledged that once architects integrate screw-driven lifts into residential projects, they seldom revert to alternative technologies. But what sets screw-drive lifts apart from hydraulic and traction options, consistently positioning them as the preferred choice? Below, we delve into the three primary reasons often cited: Optimal Space Utilization:
Have you ever wondered where the ideal place to install a home lift might be? We frequently collaborate with architects, builders, and designers, but all too often, we are brought into the process late, trying to retrofit the perfect lift solution into an already designed plan. However, when we are engaged early, the real
A simple question: the house design already has an elevator, does it also need stairs? This can be for the whole length of the house (from ground to top floor) or maybe only for a specific floor. One client wanted the roof to be accessible only with the lift. So the question: should you
When it comes to planning lifts in houses or tight spaces, this question frequently pops up! Clients may have space on one side on the first floor, which then becomes a wall on the second floor. The ability to open doors on multiple sides is therefore essential in order to maximize space and customer
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