Navigation and Circulation: Vertical Circulation

Stair Lift Platform

Platform lifts provide a versatile and space-efficient solution for accessibility, particularly in environments with limited space or uneven surfaces. With dimensions of at least 70 cm x 110 cm and non-slip flooring, these lifts are equipped with safety features such as protective bars, foldable ramps, and anti-crush mechanisms. Their flexible design, with hydraulic or mechanical systems, ensures smooth access for all users, while constant pressure controls offer ease of use.

Stairlift platform for wheelchair, max speed 0.1m/s.
  • Designed for safe and accessible boarding and alighting.
  • Minimum platform size: 70 cm x 110 cm, with a foldable access ramp and protective bars.
  • Non-slip flooring securely fixed for stability.
  • Optional foldable seat for users with mobility difficulties.
  • Platform folds against the wall when not in use while remaining operational.
  • Maximum rail slope of 40°, securely anchored and protected from indirect contact.
  • Control voltage limited to 24V, with a load capacity between 225 and 350 daN, clearly indicated.
  • Hydraulic system for straight paths; mechanical system for inclines, turns, and speed adjustments.
  • Constant pressure controls positioned at 70–75 cm, accessible from a wheelchair.
  • Call and resend stations installed at each floor for convenience.
  • Electromagnetic brake ensures a smooth stop, with manual operation available during power failures.
  • Safety features include anti-shear and anti-crush devices under the platform.
  • Equipped with an emergency stop button for added security.
  • Minimum stair width: 105 cm in homes, 120 cm on landings, and 210 cm in public spaces.
  • Where possible, separate circulation paths for platform users and pedestrians.
  • Boarding areas designed to allow smooth access and maneuvering.
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