Goods lifts:

Goods Lifts are designed to deliver high performance and an optimal ease of use in a variety of working environments, including:

• Hotels.
• Restaurants.
• Heavy goods warehouses.
• Commercial kitchens.
• Retail environments.
• Offices.

Goods lifts reduce the risks of injury caused by manual lifting, and they offer low power consumption which is a highly cost-effective solution for businesses. With low pits and low headroom features, Goods lifts are suitable for easy installation in existing buildings.

Low pit lifts:

Low Pit Lifts have the same characteristics of conventional passenger lifts, including sliding doors and one touch controls. Low pit lifts are popular as they can be used in a wide range of environments which include retail stores, offices, schools, and public access areas.

A limitation of this type of lift is its speed, which is limited to 0.15 - 0.5 m/s per second. Building regulations and site conditions have resulted in the pitless lift option becoming popular with retail shopping centres, this is due to their easy installation and integration.

There are many types of Low Pit Lifts, including commercial lifts, which are some of the most cost-effective lifts, offering prestigious passenger lifts, low-rise wheelchair lifts, and hard-working good lifts for businesses, for both indoor or exterior lift systems.