Goods lifts

Goods lifts are designed to transfer light or heavy loads from one floor to the next but they also double up as a stylish disability platform lift.

The cost of our goods lifts varies depending on several factors, including:

Size

The bigger lifts provide more space for goods but with this often comes an additional cost. Lifts with more space cost more than the smaller ones but can transport more materials at a time, essentially speeding up the process of transportation.

Capacity

Think about how much weight the lift needs to hold. Lifts that offer greater loading capacity like the durable ILS 1K are more expensive because they can withstand more impact.

Distance

We offer our lifts to suit indoor and outdoor applications, providing you with an affordable solution for transporting heavy goods. The distance and lifting height can also influence the cost of goods lifts. A goods lift should reach all floor levels, offering easy access.

To find out more about the cost of our goods lifts, be sure to contact us today!

We recommend goods lift are regularly inspected and serviced to ensure that it performs reliably.

When goods lifts are installed in the workplace, you are held legally responsible for the lift and its operation. The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) state your responsibility, pointing out what is required of you to operate the lift safely.

Inspecting your goods lifts will ensure that you comply with LOLER, making sure that it’s well-maintained and in great working order. In addition to this, regular inspection allows you to identify any areas that require improvement, ensuring that any potential problems are resolved before dangerous consequences arise.

A lift inspection will offer peace of mind that it’s performing efficiently and reliably – can you afford not to have your goods lift inspected?

Goods lifts are used for various industrial applications and are often found in working environments. We provide lifts to suit the requirements of all types of businesses, especially those who need a disabled access lift and to transport heavy goods between varying levels.

Goods lifts are found in pubs, retail outlets, hotels and other businesses that deal with large deliveries and whilst ensuring the safety of staff. In hotels, a goods lift is extremely useful; it allows staff to move luggage and goods from different floors with ease, eliminating the need to use the stairs.

Put simply, our lifts are used to suit an array of industries, allowing you to move items quickly and safely. Could you benefit from a goods lift? Contact us today to find out more!

Goods lifts come in all shapes and sizes and can be installed in various environments – ranging from retail units to warehouses and storage facilities.

When deciding which goods lift to install at your premises, think carefully about where it will go. The last thing you want to do is choose one that’s too big for your space or not suitable for the weight of your goods!

Something else to consider is the amount of space required for manoeuvring into and out of the lift with goods – ensuring you don’t bump into anything or damage palletised goods.

A goods lift will take anywhere between a few days and several weeks or more to install, depending on the exact model and the complexity of the installation.

But the good news is, here at Level Access Lifts, our team will make sure that your goods lift platform is installed quickly and efficiently, without skimping on safety and quality.

Before we come and install a goods lift at your premises, we’ll arrange to come and assess the job in full – taking into consideration the platform size and configuration of your lift and the layout of your business. From here, we can then provide a more accurate timescale and ensure that every aspect runs as smoothly as possible.

For more information about our goods lifts and the installation process, talk to the team today.

Whether you are looking for a small goods lift or a heavy-duty goods lift, the speed of a platform lift does not exceed 0.15m/s because they fall under the Machinery Directive.

One of the benefits of installing a platform lift is that it carries both people and goods. For example, the ILS 1K can carry up to 8 people or a hospital bed and an attendant.

There are a variety of industrial goods lifts available in the market which are capable of heavier lifting loads. We specialise in platform lifts which can double up as a goods lift. The ILS 1K has a lifting capacity of 1000 kg and can carry both goods and people.

A goods lift is designed specifically for transporting heavy cargo between different floors of a building. These lifts typically have a larger, reinforced platform and prioritise durability and functionality over comfort, as they are not intended for passenger use. In contrast a platform lift is primarily designed for transporting people and improving accessibility. They focus more on the user experience and offer greater design flexibility.