SOLUTIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
Lifting solutions for schools and kindergartens
For educational facilities, ASPAR assesses vertical or inclined platforms according to the accessible-route geometry, height, space and operating conditions. Equipment does not automatically prove that the entire facility meets accessibility requirements.
Where a solution may be needed
A solution may be required at an entrance, between levels or along the route to a shelter.
Entrance stairs
A stair flight or level change before the entrance must be overcome.
Internal levels
A route between floors or functional areas requires a separate solution.
Route to a shelter
The geometry of the complete route is checked before selecting a platform type.
The task ASPAR solves
ASPAR reviews the facility type, route, height or stair flight, width, landings, entry, indoor or outdoor conditions and photos or a plan.
Recommended solution types
Vertical platforms
For overcoming a level change where a suitable vertical zone is available.
Learn moreInclined stair platforms
For travel along a stair flight when the geometry allows it.
Learn moreCustom solutions
For complex conditions where a standard configuration is insufficient.
Learn moreWhat determines the selection
Selection depends on the actual geometry and use scenario. Another facility's parameters are not a ready-made solution.
- facility type and route section
- height or stair-flight length
- width and landing areas
- entry and travel direction
- indoor or outdoor conditions
- photos, video or plan
Children's facility in Peremoha village
Inclined lift to a children's development-centre shelter
An inclined lift was installed on the route to a shelter at a children's development centre. Site conditions determine the configuration and accessible-route solution.
View the projectIntegration and site preparation
Stairs, landings, trajectory, guarding, controls and the safe operating zone are checked. Overall building accessibility requires separate assessment.
Useful resources and services
Frequently asked questions
Vertical or inclined platform?
The type depends on the height, stair route, landings and available space.
Is installing a lift sufficient for full accessibility?
No. The complete route, entrances, passages and other building elements must be checked.
Which materials should be provided?
Route photos or video, basic dimensions, height and a description of operating conditions.
What should be considered for an accessible route during refurbishment?
During refurbishment, the full route is assessed: level changes, stairs, landings, passage widths, available installation space and operating conditions. ASPAR uses these details to determine whether a vertical or inclined solution suits the specific building.
ASPAR equipment for an accessible route
For an educational facility, the solution type is determined by the actual route geometry, level change, stairs and landings.
- For vertical travel: Cable-driven vertical platform lift, Chain-driven vertical platform lift or Hydraulic vertical platform lift.
- For travel along a stair route: Straight-stair inclined platform lift, Inclined platform lift with change of direction or Curved inclined platform lift.
- Where a suitable vertical zone is available: Scissor platform lift for accessibility.
Need a solution for an educational facility?
Send route photos or video, basic dimensions and the facility type. ASPAR will review the conditions and propose a technical direction.