Residential Lifts
An elevator adds signifcant value to a home because it opens up the market to more people who would otherwise avoid a two-storey home. This is a huge plus when real estate value is based on how many people are interested in your property. It also makes your home safer for people to travel between floors which is a value-add.
Suprisingly installing a home lift is very affordable. In fact, it saves time, money and costs compared to moving house. shaftless home elevator With the clever ground-breaking design of the RESiLIFT, the shaftless design makes it a hassle-free installation.
Compact Home Lifts have introduced a non-hydraulic home elevator which features an innovative rail design and drive system that requires no supporting wall, and no hydraulics or vacuum systems. A hydraulic home elevator is powered by an electronic pump that transmits hydraulic fluid to a jack with the elevator pushed up and down by a piston at the base. A hydraulic elevator usually takes up a lot of space – around 15 square feet – and requires a separate machine room for the equipment that runs the elevator. The pneumatic vacuum elevator allows the user to seamlessly move between floors with the bonus of an unobstructed 360-degree view. Gearless motors have the same design and type found in high-speed high-rise lifts that are required to run 24 hours, 7 days a week.
No pits are required, making it easy to install in new or existing homes. The latter two options with structures can be ideal for retrofitting the lift into existing homes as they substantially reduce the builder’s work, or in some cases, completely eliminate it. With a budget-friendly price tag, this hydraulic model offers value for money and is easy to keep in great condition well into the future. Stairlifts are an excellent alternative for individuals with mobility difficulties who need to ascend and descend stairs regularly. No pits are required so an easy to install option for new and existing homes. The Linea lift is perfect for people with heavy items to carry as well as those who have mobility problems.
We appreciate your service and thoroughly recommend the Lift Shop. The first service from Lift Shop for our new lift did not go well because the lift did not operate at all. After John and Josh came to fix this problem the lift worked. Great staff always punctual and respectful.....
We certainly recommend and will be using Platinum on our next project. Traditionally, the average price for a basic hydraulic lift is between $40,000 and $50,000. Comparatively, the cost for a basic traction home elevator is usually upwards of $55,000. The Linea gearless elevator with optional glass structure can be an ideal solution for owners seeking commercial-grade quality and features within a residential environment. A glass structure can exhibit the inner workings of the Italian-designed drive system to become a showpiece of any high-end home.
Tiffany was extremely helpful when we ordered the lift. Eleonore, has always been helpful with bookings etc and from the admin side of things excellent. We had a hiccup with the lift early after installation, however when we placed a service call the technicians arrive within 20mins and sorted out the issue.
A Linea lift with a gearless traction drive and automatic sliding doors provides unrivalled energy efficiency and ride quality via a VVVF controlled gearless drive system. Being a gearless drive type, it has no gearbox as seen on other residential lifts in the Australian market, which consume extra power and create an extra point of maintenance. The Linea lift with hydraulic drive and swing doors is a well-proven design that has a reduced amount of components vis-à-vis a traction model. You can choose the lift in compact or large models to suit your requirements.
We were invited into the showroom and had the chance to see the lift in operation and my wife tried same. Ian once again was excellent in his knowledge and engagement during this process. Ian was extremely patient with us during the purchasing process while we worked through the NDIS application for the lift.
Suprisingly installing a home lift is very affordable. In fact, it saves time, money and costs compared to moving house. shaftless home elevator With the clever ground-breaking design of the RESiLIFT, the shaftless design makes it a hassle-free installation.
Compact Home Lifts have introduced a non-hydraulic home elevator which features an innovative rail design and drive system that requires no supporting wall, and no hydraulics or vacuum systems. A hydraulic home elevator is powered by an electronic pump that transmits hydraulic fluid to a jack with the elevator pushed up and down by a piston at the base. A hydraulic elevator usually takes up a lot of space – around 15 square feet – and requires a separate machine room for the equipment that runs the elevator. The pneumatic vacuum elevator allows the user to seamlessly move between floors with the bonus of an unobstructed 360-degree view. Gearless motors have the same design and type found in high-speed high-rise lifts that are required to run 24 hours, 7 days a week.
No pits are required, making it easy to install in new or existing homes. The latter two options with structures can be ideal for retrofitting the lift into existing homes as they substantially reduce the builder’s work, or in some cases, completely eliminate it. With a budget-friendly price tag, this hydraulic model offers value for money and is easy to keep in great condition well into the future. Stairlifts are an excellent alternative for individuals with mobility difficulties who need to ascend and descend stairs regularly. No pits are required so an easy to install option for new and existing homes. The Linea lift is perfect for people with heavy items to carry as well as those who have mobility problems.
We appreciate your service and thoroughly recommend the Lift Shop. The first service from Lift Shop for our new lift did not go well because the lift did not operate at all. After John and Josh came to fix this problem the lift worked. Great staff always punctual and respectful.....
We certainly recommend and will be using Platinum on our next project. Traditionally, the average price for a basic hydraulic lift is between $40,000 and $50,000. Comparatively, the cost for a basic traction home elevator is usually upwards of $55,000. The Linea gearless elevator with optional glass structure can be an ideal solution for owners seeking commercial-grade quality and features within a residential environment. A glass structure can exhibit the inner workings of the Italian-designed drive system to become a showpiece of any high-end home.
Tiffany was extremely helpful when we ordered the lift. Eleonore, has always been helpful with bookings etc and from the admin side of things excellent. We had a hiccup with the lift early after installation, however when we placed a service call the technicians arrive within 20mins and sorted out the issue.
A Linea lift with a gearless traction drive and automatic sliding doors provides unrivalled energy efficiency and ride quality via a VVVF controlled gearless drive system. Being a gearless drive type, it has no gearbox as seen on other residential lifts in the Australian market, which consume extra power and create an extra point of maintenance. The Linea lift with hydraulic drive and swing doors is a well-proven design that has a reduced amount of components vis-à-vis a traction model. You can choose the lift in compact or large models to suit your requirements.
We were invited into the showroom and had the chance to see the lift in operation and my wife tried same. Ian once again was excellent in his knowledge and engagement during this process. Ian was extremely patient with us during the purchasing process while we worked through the NDIS application for the lift.
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