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Domestic Home Lifts (For Disabled): The Types and Advantages

Domestic home lifts (for disabled) is part of disabled accessibility and provides an easier way for people to move around their own living space or home. If you're planning to have a lift installed, consider the condition and capabilities of the user and then find the right company, installer and type that will best suit his needs. The price will be determined by the type, quality and manufacturer. In most cases, the company will build and install it all.

Special Cases

There are individuals who have completely lost their ability to walk, relying only on wheelchairs to move. There is a special domestic home lift (for disabled) called the AquaGlide which is large enough to accommodate the person on his wheelchair, possibly even with a companion. This type is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. The model is available with a freestanding tower, is economical and has a pit depth measuring about 80mm. It has a very modern look and is made in Australia.

The Basic Type

For homes that have limited space, there are special domestic home lifts (for disabled) that offers both style and convenience. The Domus brand has a small shaft space and is very economical. It features a very quiet drive system and requires 130 mm pit depth. The XL model is good for bigger homes and can accommodate the person on his wheelchair or as many as 4 adults. The lift measures 1100 x 1400mm and is good for any existing structure. The lift can be installed on the self-supporting tower or on the masonry. You do not need machine room for this model and there are ready doors for both indoor and outdoor use. The model also has a variety of fine finishes to choose from depending on your home's theme and color motif