WHEELCHAIR LIFT
Bramalea Elevator's Wheelchair Accessibility Lift, also known as a Vertical Platform Lift, is a device designed to safely transport individuals as well as an attendant, up one or more levels in a public or commercial setting. This type of lift is designed to be barrier-free and adheres to the B355 code, which is a standard for accessibility and safety for people with disabilities.
The lift is specially designed to accommodate persons in a wheelchair and the attendant. It allows for easy access for the person with mobility impairments, and the attendant can ride along in the lift. This type of lift is often used in commercial and public buildings, such as office buildings, shopping centers, and government buildings, to provide access to different levels for individuals with disabilities.
One unique feature of Bramalea Elevator's Wheelchair Accessibility Lift is that it does not require a pit depth. This means that the lift does not need to be installed in a hole or excavation in the ground, which can be costly and time-consuming. Instead, the lift can be installed on the ground level, which opens up greater design opportunities for architects and builders, particularly when space below the hoistway is limited. This makes the lift more versatile and can be installed in a variety of spaces.
Benefits of a Wheelchair Lift
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Accessibility: They provide easy access for individuals with mobility impairments, allowing them to navigate different levels in a building.
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Safety: Designed with safety features to ensure the safe transport of individuals in wheelchairs.
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Convenience: They provide a convenient and efficient way for individuals with mobility impairments to move between different levels in a building.
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Compliance with accessibility codes: Wheelchair elevators are designed to comply with accessibility codes and standards, making buildings more accessible for individuals with disabilities.
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Space-saving: Many are designed to take up minimal space, making them a good option for buildings with limited space.
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Cost-effective: This can be a cost-effective solution for making buildings accessible for individuals with disabilities.
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Customizable: They can be customized to meet specific needs and design requirements, such as pit depth, load capacity, and platform size.
The Key Features are:
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Cab size designed to carry wheelchair and attendant
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Rugged, reliable, safe and designed to last the lifetime of the building
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Barrier free accessibility
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Environmentally friendly non-buried hydraulic cylinder drive system
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Exceeds elevator safety standard B355