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If you are a homeowner or architect planning to install an accessible connection between the floors of a property, from street level to an entrance or between split levels, our beautifully designed range of domestic lifts may be exactly what you need.
Available in a variety of designs, you’ll easily be able to select home lifts that not only ensure superb ease of use but also perfectly complement the design of your home.
Our range includes beautiful enclosed domestic lifts featuring elegant acrylic glass adorned with one of several Scandinavian-inspired patterns that you can select yourself.
You can also select from our superb range of British or Italian Style Low Pit Passenger Lifts for houses, with a choice of sizes, materials and finishes. Between these ranges, you can choose from manual or automatic doors – swing or side-opening – and request one-touch buttons.
Our platform lifts for homes are also designed with both usability and aesthetics in mind. With straight-rail stairlifts and vertical, ultra-light options available – and even the opportunity to install a platform lift and staircase as one product – shorter ascents will be no problem at all.
For something ultra-modern that will save space within your home and add considerable value, you may decide on an insulated shaftless cabin lift. These customisable designs travel up and down the side of a building, providing views of the outside world.
Our home lifts typically carry 400kg in weight and are designed to operate perfectly for years to come. Whether you wish to future-proof your home, add an exciting feature to your ground floor, or improve its design on behalf of an individual or wheelchair user with access needs, Level Access Lifts can help.
Home lifts come in a wide range of shapes and sizes – including passenger elevators, hidden lifts, step lifts, and inclined platforms (stairlifts).
The team at Level Access Lifts has extensive knowledge of the residential platform lifts available and will happily help narrow your options down.
To determine the best lift for your home, we’ll need to know a little bit more about your requirements – including why you need a residential lift, who will use it, and how much space you have available. So, why not give us a call on 023 8081 4924 today?
Residential platform lifts come equipped with a host of safety features and can be used as wheelchair lifts.
Most platform lifts will incorporate a handrail which provides extra support for passengers, allowing them to stabilise themselves when travelling up and down.
An emergency alarm can also be found inside the lift. Though it’s unlikely, if the lift suddenly breaks down or the doors won’t open, pushing the alarm button will send out a call for help, letting someone know that you’re stuck.
Battery backup is another useful safety feature of residential lifts. They’ll still operate in the event of a power cut.
Residential floor lifts usually have a safety gate, too. Your lift will only start to ascend or descend once the gate is closed and free from obstructions. This way, you can relax knowing it won’t start moving when someone is entering or exiting the lift.
Something else to look out for is anti-slip flooring. This will eliminate the risk of users falling. Although wheelchair brakes must be applied, it will also prevent wheels from sliding forwards and backwards.
All of these features enhance the safety and comfort of passengers, but they also make it easier for you to transport large, cumbersome items up and down the stairs, ensuring you don’t trip and injure yourself or damage anything.
The cost of a home lift depends on the type of lift and its dimensions, whether it is to go inside or outside, the complexity of the design and the amount of construction work required for the installation.
Other factors that will influence home lift prices include the distance your lift has to travel and the electrical work involved. Our best advice is to talk to the team.
We’ll discuss your requirements to establish which residential elevator best suits your needs. It’s also helpful to know what your budget is so that we can show you only the most suitable options. If you’d like to receive a free, no-obligation quote for a residential lift, call us on 023 8081 4924 or email info@levellifts.co.uk.
Most residential lifts can be installed within a matter of days, some a little longer.
Here at Level Access Lifts, we can assure you that our team installs your home lift solution as quickly and efficiently as possible, without sacrificing quality and safety.
We’ll arrange a convenient time to come and assess the job in full. Considering the size and configuration of your lift and the layout of your home, we’ll be able to provide a better timescale. This means that you’ll be able to prepare for the installation, ensuring every aspect runs smoothly.
To find out more about our range of home lifts and the installation process, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Residential lifts typically boast an ultra-sleek design and are discreet enough to fit in with your surroundings.
Though they come in a wide range of shapes and sizes, most of the lifting platforms we supply, here at Level Access Lifts, have a compact footprint. Meaning they shouldn’t take up too much floor space in your home.
If space is at a premium already, it may be worth choosing an inclined platform lift – either with a straight or curved rail – to run at the side of your staircase. Unlike other lifting platforms for residential use, these feature a folding platform that can be neatly tucked away when the lift isn’t in operation. This way, the rest of your household will be able to use the stairs without any obstructions.
As a general rule of thumb, it pays to check the residential lift’s dimensions and compare them against the space you have available.
However, if you’re still not sure which model will best suit your space, then why not get in touch with the team at Level Access Lifts?
Our specialists can arrange a survey to determine if the area where you intend to install your new lift is suitable for the residential lift you had in mind. If it isn’t, we can recommend a more feasible alternative.
Home lifts can be installed almost anywhere inside and sometimes outside the home.
For example, if there are steps leading up to your property, having a lift installed at the side or somewhere easily noticeable can be a real boon – making it easier (and safer) for visitors to get to your front door.
Alternatively, if you’re looking to make your home more accessible on the inside, a residential lift can take centre-stage in your hallway.
For a more discreet look, it can be tucked away in the corner of a room, taking up as little space as possible.
If space permits, you could install your home lift in the void of your staircase. Or opt for a stairlift that makes it easier for friends and family to move between the rooms upstairs and downstairs.
If you’d like to discuss your requirements in further detail with a member of our friendly team, give us a call on 023 8081 4924. We’ll happily assist you in identifying the most suitable spot for your residential lift to be installed.
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