Inclined platform lift providing access to a shelter
In Pryluky, ASPAR installed an inclined stair platform lift providing shelter access for wheelchair users and other people with limited mobility. The equipment runs on a 220 V supply and travels along the stair flight.
Create an accessible route to the shelter
The shelter entrance is on another level and connected by stairs. The requirement was to provide convenient travel for wheelchair users and other people with limited mobility while keeping the staircase clear.
A folding inclined platform along the stairs
The lift follows the geometry of the stair flight. Its platform unfolds for travel and folds upright after use, leaving the main passage unobstructed.
The system includes push-button controls, platform guarding and an emergency stop. A standard 220 V supply simplifies connection at the site.
An accessible shelter route without rebuilding the stairs
A completed route for wheelchair users and other people with limited mobility is now available in Pryluky. When folded, the platform leaves the stairs clear for everyday use.
ASPAR inclined stair platforms
Each inclined lift is configured around the stair geometry, installation conditions, shelter location and site requirements.
About the completed solution
Where was the lift installed?
In Pryluky, along the stair flight leading to a shelter.
What power supply does the equipment use?
The lift is connected to a 220 V supply.
Does the platform block the stairs?
No. After use, the platform folds upright and clears the passage.
Who is the solution intended for?
Wheelchair users and other people with limited mobility.
Need an inclined platform lift to a shelter?
Send photographs of the stairs, the flight dimensions and the operating conditions. ASPAR engineers will prepare a suitable configuration for your site.