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These platform lifts offer innovative access solutions at heritage sites

Cambridge-based firm's inclusive architectural designs can be tailored to any project, from historical settings to contemporary new-builds

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Lyfthaus bespoke Heritage Collection disabled platform lift at Windsor Castle. The lift gate is on the left, shown at ground-floor level.
Lyfthaus bespoke Heritage Collection disabled platform lift at Windsor Castle. The lift gate is on the left, shown at ground-floor level.

Lyfthaus is a British company that designs and manufactures bespoke disabled access platform lifts.

The Cambridge-based firm aims to spark creative thinking around architectural platform lift design.

Its expert team is helping architects create tailored solutions for a wide range of projects, from heritage to contemporary; big statements to discreet details. 

Lyfthaus works with specifiers to design spaces that are accessible in ways that complement and enhance individual settings. It makes platform lift concepts a vertical transport reality.

Platform lift size, configuration, style, materials and finish can all be provided to meet individual requirements. There are very few limitations.

Lyfthaus platform lifts can be found in prestigious buildings across the UK, from Gloucester Cathedral to Buckingham Palace, and beyond, from the Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai hotel to the Western Australian Museum in Perth.

  • The raised Lyfthaus platform lift viewed from ground-floor level.
    The raised Lyfthaus platform lift viewed from ground-floor level.
  • The raised Lyfthaus platform lift viewed from the upper level.
    The raised Lyfthaus platform lift viewed from the upper level.
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For more information and technical support, visit lyfthaus.com

 

Contact:

01440 731111

lifts@lyfthaus.com


 

 

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