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COMPLETED PROJECT • LUTSK
Two inclined lifts for an accessible shelter route
ASPAR manufactured and installed two paired electromechanical inclined lifts in Lutsk for a narrow, uneven descent to a shelter. The route has two stair flights and an intermediate landing, so the system works as two coordinated sequential sections.
2 inclined lifts
150 kg rated load of each lift
Electromechanical drive
Lutsk project location
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PROJECT TASK
Provide passage through a complex stair descent
The route to the shelter follows a narrow, uneven descent. It has two separate stair flights with an intermediate landing, so one direct inclined lift would not fit the actual geometry.
The objective was an accessible route following the real travel sequence: first flight, intermediate landing and second flight. The equipment also had to fit the narrow space and provide clear movement to shelter level.
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ASPAR ENGINEERING SOLUTION
Two paired platforms instead of an assumed straight route
ASPAR manufactured two inclined lifts with electromechanical drive. Each serves its own stair section and has a 150 kg rated load. Steel structures provide the system base, while aluminium platforms are the working movement elements.
The first lift travels to the intermediate landing; after transfer, the second lift continues along the following flight. This paired logic follows the real descent geometry rather than assuming one continuous straight flight.
Equipment typepaired inclined lifts
Quantity2
Driveelectromechanical
Rated load150 kg each
Materialssteel, aluminium platforms
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MANUFACTURE AND INSTALLATION
Integrating two lifts with the flights and landing
ASPAR produced the equipment for the actual descent and installed two lifts on the two stair flights. The intermediate landing became the necessary link between the two route sections.
Each lift structure works within its own stair zone, and the landing provides transfer between them. This suits the narrow, uneven layout without changing the basic geometry of access.
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TECHNICAL DATA
Parameters of the completed solution
Applicationshelter access through a stair descent
Number of lifts2
Typepaired inclined lifts
Driveelectromechanical
Rated load150 kg each
Structuresteel
Platformsaluminium
Routetwo flights with an intermediate landing
Site conditionsnarrow, uneven descent
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HOW IT WORKS
Travel to the shelter in two stages
The user travels on the first lift to the intermediate landing, transfers to the second section and continues along the next flight to shelter level. The two-stage arrangement works with the real shape of the stairs and landing.
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RESULT
An accessible route to the shelter
The Lutsk site now has an accessible route through a complex stair descent. The two electromechanical inclined lifts operate as one sequential system, with the intermediate landing joining them into a complete route to the shelter.
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REAL PHOTOS
Completed equipment at the Lutsk site
The project photographs show the paired lifts, steel structures, aluminium platforms and their integration into the actual stair route to the shelter.
08 • RELATED EQUIPMENT
ASPAR lifts for accessible routes
For an inclined-lift solution, the actual layout of stair flights and landings, passage width and intended use scenario are important.
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FAQ
Questions about inclined lifts
Can a route with two stair flights be completed?
Yes. This project uses two inclined lifts with a transfer at the intermediate landing.
Why was one straight lift not used?
The descent has two flights, an intermediate landing, and a narrow uneven geometry.
What is the rated load?
Each lift has a 150 kg rated load.
What materials are used?
The structures are steel and the platforms are aluminium.
10 • NEW PROJECT
Do you need an accessible route to a shelter?
Send photographs of the stairs and route parameters, and ASPAR will prepare a solution for the actual geometry of your site.