Disabled Lifts

What is a Disabled Elevator?

Daily life becomes very difficult for people with limited mobility. For this reason, it is extremely important to consider individuals with disabilities and limited mobility in their living spaces. With the disabled elevators and platforms, it becomes possible for these people to lead a normal life.

Disabled elevators are systems used to destroy vertical heights such as stairs on the access road. It has entrances where the level differences existing in normal architecture are arranged with ramps. It basically serves the purpose of creating a straight movement path.

Disabled Lift Types

Disabled elevators can be integrated into all living spaces, both public and private. Depending on the usage area, its shape and the elevator feature may change in order to facilitate transportation.

The main types of disabled elevators are as follows;

1. Vertical Portable Disabled Ramps: Provides vertical access in the form of a normal elevator. They are the types of ramps placed on the threshold and entrance step.
2. Disabled Elevator: These are the types of elevators that offer easy access to high-rise buildings. Entrances and descents to the elevator are arranged with ramps. It provides a smooth and effortless transportation opportunity.
3. Vehicle Access Platform: These are platforms in the form of ramps that make it easier and safer to get on and off the vehicles.
4. Pool Access Platform: It is a type of portable lift that makes access to the pool possible for people with mobility impairments.
5. Ladder Platform: It is mounted next to the stairs, making it possible for the disabled to go up and down the stairs.

Disabled lifts are used as fixed or portable platforms that provide ease of access.

General Features of Disabled Elevators

1. Disabled lifts are designed to make structures and areas that require extra movement accessible with wheelchairs. There are varieties specially designed for places such as stairs, thresholds, cars, pools or house and office building floors.
2. With the load lifting mechanism, it makes it possible for people to reach every place comfortably and to move freely.
3. The desired success is achieved by choosing an elevator or platform that is suitable for the area it will be used.
4. Elevator types are produced for indoor and outdoor use.
5. Considering the standards, it has a weight carrying capacity of up to 225-300 kg.
6. There is a remote control or a wall-mounted call button. These are implemented according to user preference.
7. There is a charging unit that provides long-term use in case of a power outage.
8. It is produced with durable hair that offers long-term use.
9. There is an emergency call button for emergencies.
10. There is an illuminated warning signal while in motion.
11. There are chair and seat fixing belts for safety purposes in varieties such as pool access and stairside lifts.
12. It can be folded and parked when not in use.
13. According to the elevator type, extra features and equipment are added to make it easier to use.

Prices and Advantages of Disabled Elevator Use

The advantages and opportunities to be provided by the use of disabled elevators are as follows;

1. It provides the opportunity to navigate in a short time for people with mobility impairments and elderly individuals,
2. It enables people with disabilities to continue their daily lives very comfortably,
3. Freight elevators take up less space by folding them at the beginning and end of the usage area,
4. It enables living spaces with stairs and level differences to be transformed into barrier-free living spaces,
5. They eliminate the dangers and risks that may occur with the security system,
6. It can be designed and produced in accordance with different usage areas.

It can be applied according to the form and color of the environment in which it will be applied. In this way, the space is compatible with its aesthetic structure. With this design, it can be used almost everywhere as a part of life.