Wheelchair Lifts

There are many different wheelchair lifts on the market today, including inclined lifts that travel on a rail and are fitted alongside an existing staircase, and vertical lifts that resemble elevators but are not enclosed.

Besides the type of lift, basic lift mechanism and non-slip platform, several other factors determine the cost, including:

• size and configuration of stairs
• height and weight capacity requirements
• preparation of the landing area
• installation

Here at Level Access Lifts, we prefer to give our customers a full assessment and quotation as the price range is so variable. If you would like a quote for one of our wheelchair lifts – including installation – please don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can either email your requirements and measurements to info@levellifts.co.uk, submit an online enquiry or call 023 8081 4924, and our team will gladly share their expertise and offer a great price.

If you’re to get the most out of your Goods Lift from Level Access Lifts, it needs to be regularly inspected 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) states your responsibility, pointing out what is required of you in order 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 provide you with the peace of mind that it’s performing efficiently and reliably- can you afford not to have your Goods Lift inspected?

Wheelchair users can experience difficulty when going about their everyday lives. One of the most frustrating things they face is limited access, usually due to the stairs. However, a wheelchair lift is one of the safest – most comfortable – ways to move someone with mobility issues between floors in a home or other multi-storey buildings.

These lifts are available in an assortment of styles, but how do you know which is right for you?

Four factors to consider:

1. Available space – wheelchair lifts can be installed inside and outside (depending on the size of your property and personal requirements). But they take up a lot of space, so you need to choose one that is suitable for the area.
2. Type of lift – from platform lifts that transport passengers quickly and safely between varying heights to wheelchair lifts for stairs (or inclined platform stairlifts) that transfer both the wheelchair user and their chair in one go. We have something for everyone.
3. Longevity – a wheelchair lift is supposed to be a lifetime investment – one that you can rely on for years to come. Be sure to check the maximum capacity it can hold and only purchase from a reputable manufacturer with excellent reviews (like us at Level Access Lifts!).
4. Lift features – you might prefer a lift that operates quietly. Or perhaps you consider yourself a technophobe and want a wheelchair lift that’s simple to use. Whatever it may be, it pays to look carefully at a lift’s technical details and features.

Want an expert opinion on which wheelchair lift is right for your home or business? No problem, the Level Access Lifts team is always on hand to help and will be more than happy to assist. Just give us a call on 023 8081 4924 today.

For the most part, platform lifts all work in a similar way. Usually relying on a motor, as well a particular drive type, platform lifts most commonly work on a Hydraulic, Screw & Nut or Traction and Chain drive.

Wheelchair lifts, although designed to serve a very specific purpose, are simply another type of platform lift. We supply a range of different wheelchair lifts for home, and commercial use as well as outdoor wheelchair lifts, and depending on the particular application can determine the technology used.

To ensure each type of wheelchair lift we produce fits the needs of the user, we encourage customers to explore our range of wheelchair lifts below, or to get in touch directly to discuss your specific requirements.

Absolutely! Whether you’re looking to update or install wheelchair lifts around your home, or need one for a commercial building, we can provide outside wheelchair lifts that suit your needs.

All of our wheelchair lifts are made using hardwearing, long-lasting materials that are suitable for outdoor applications. What’s more, they also come in a range of types to suit your requirements, including:

• Straight rail wheelchair lifts
• Curved rail stairlifts
• Italian style low pit passenger lift
• Shaftless cabin lift
• Open style platform lift
• Hidden lift
• British style platform lift

To discuss in more detail our range of outdoor wheelchair lifts, simply get in touch with our team who will be happy to help!

Yes. Here at Level Lifts, we have been supplying and installing lifts for over 20 years’, working with some of the most prestigious national landmarks and royal residences in England, Scotland and Wales. We pride ourselves on our innovative access solutions and ensure that whether it be for home or commercial use, every lift we make is safe and of the highest standards.

Our wheelchair lifts are of no exception, and we take the safety of our customers incredibly seriously. That’s why, where required, we have the skills and knowledge to provide turnkey solutions alongside reasonable finance options to ensure everyone is provided with the access they deserve.