No two homes are alike. We match the drive and shaft structure to your available space, floor count and civil-work budget.
A self-supporting gantry frame with traction drive — the choice when ride smoothness, load capacity and long-term serviceability matter most.
The gantry principle in a compact envelope, designed for extra-small shafts with minimal change to the building.
The frame sits behind the cabin, making fuller use of the shaft and allowing right-angle and three-way door configurations at a low construction threshold.
The most space-saving layout: no pit, low headroom and a lightweight structure — well suited to installation in an existing home.
The shaft is the part of the elevator your family sees every day — so it is worth choosing deliberately.
Cost-effective. The outer cladding is finished later by your own contractor to match any interior style, and an anti-rust coating protects the frame for lasting durability.
An independent glazed frame with no extra footprint and better light transmission. Industrial-grade aluminum and laminated safety glass give it a longer service life.
