A home lift planned around your house.

Tell us your floor heights and the space you have. You get a shaft drawing, a frame drawing and a 3D layout to check with your local installer.

Describe your site  How it works
Floors, sample3
Floor to floor, sample3200 mm
Illustration of a home lift over a generated interior photo. Not a specific product or home.

Start with the form. The rest follows.

Every tool reads from the same project, so you only type your numbers once.

Requirement form

For homes and for projects. Every question is optional, but sizes help most. The more you fill in, the more precise our assessment.

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Civil shaft drawing

Plan and section with pit, headroom and openings.

Steel shaft frame drawing

Columns, beams and glazing when there's no masonry shaft.

3D layout

The lift placed in your floor plan.

Lift self-check

Screw, traction or hydraulic: which suits you.

Questions

What homeowners and installers ask us.

Lift types in 3D

Turn, zoom and take each model apart. Models are illustrative, not engineering data.

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Home lifts

Commercial lifts

What people ask first

Short answers. The real one depends on your site and local rules.

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How deep does the pit need to be?

It depends on the lift type and local regulations. Send your site details and we'll mark what applies.

Have a site? Send us the numbers.

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