Shotton Lifts’ platform lifts are made to Australian standards
Platform Lifts
Small Residential Platf. Lift
1.0m Residential Platf. Lift
1.5m Residential Platf. Lift
1.0m Commercial Platf. Lift
1.0m Commercial Platf. Lift
Platform Lifts Guide
Model | Load | Persons | Landings | Speed | Type | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enclosed Platform Lift | 400kg | 1 – 5 | 4 | 0.15M/sec | Screw Driven | Residential |
| Mobilus Lift | 260 – 500 kg | 1 – 4 | 2 | 0.15M/sec | Platform | Residential – 1.0m |
| Libero Lift | 260 – 340 kg | 1 – 4 | 2 | 0.15M/sec | Platform | Residential – 1.5m |
| Ascensa Lift | 260 – 500 kg | 1 – 4 | 2 | 0.15M/sec | Platform | Commercial – 1.0m |
| Extollo Lift | 260 – 340 kg | 1 – 4 | 2 | 0.15M/sec | Platform | Commercial – 1.5m |
Shotton Lifts’ full range of New Zealand manufactured and other imported platform lifts.
A Platform lift is most suitable for both residential and commercial applications. Shotton Lifts offer a wide range of platform lifts. Enclosed Platform Lifts (SB200) from Europe, for movement between 2 or more floors and New Zealand built, Low rise platforms for up to 1.5 metres used predominately for Wheelchair use. Both meet Australian Standards and have been design registered with Worksafe.
Our wide range of residential and commercial platform lifts are suitable for indoor use in homes, retail outlets, schools, hotels, restaurants, car parks and offices.
If you are thinking about the possibility of installing a platform lift, call us for a quick chat.
Lift Purchasing & Installation Process
Shotton Lifts will guide you through the process of purchasing and installing one of their lifts, starting with a no-cost consultation, an ending with our final inspection. Though we don’t do the building works ourselves, we can advise you through this stage of the process.
Find out more about the purchasing and installation process here:
Maintaining Your Lift
Like maintaining your car, it’s as important to maintain your lift. Operating your lift without maintenance is dangerous and can damage the components of the lift, which could be much more expensive to repair than maintaining your lift.
Find out more about the importance of servicing and maintaining your lift: