Solution at a glance
For an institution or public property in Ternopil, ASPAR selects a lift platform after reviewing the route, level difference, stairs, landing zones and pattern of use. Vertical and inclined platforms solve different planning tasks. The technical brief should describe the needs of the specific property rather than reproduce an arbitrary set of parameters.
What the customer should define before requesting a price
- Identify the route section with the level difference or stairs.
- Define the user group and expected access pattern.
- Prepare photos and dimensions of the lower and upper zones.
- Involve a designer if the solution affects the layout or building structures.
- Describe the work already completed and the intended future scope.
Without these inputs, proposals cannot be compared correctly and the final cost cannot be determined.
Platform type decision matrix
| Question | How it affects selection |
|---|---|
| Is there space for a separate lift path? | If so, assess a vertical platform and its landing zones. |
| Must travel follow the stairs? | Assess an inclined platform and the geometry of the entire flight. |
| Are there turns or intermediate landings? | Detailed route measurements and passage checks are required. |
| Does the solution affect the building structure? | Design coordination is required before the equipment is ordered. |
Technical brief for an institution
The enquiry should state the building type, start and end levels, level difference, available dimensions, boarding direction, location conditions and desired work scope. If a model has not been selected, parameters should not be invented. ASPAR helps match the task to its own accessibility equipment.
Educational properties can use the solutions for schools and kindergartens, while administrative and service buildings can use the public service building solutions.
Who is responsible for each area
- Customer: functional task, pattern of use and procurement scope.
- Designer: building layout and structural decisions.
- ASPAR: characteristics, configuration and integration data for its own equipment.
- Contractor: site readiness and the agreed construction scope.
This division reduces the risk of selecting equipment without considering the actual route.
Installation and documentation
Installation and commissioning are planned after the configuration and site readiness have been agreed. Information on equipment certification is available in the equipment certification guide. For a specific property, the team assesses installation conditions and the required configuration.
Technical brief FAQ
Does the enquiry need to specify a model?
Not necessarily. It is more useful to provide agreed project inputs and a route description, then match them to the available models.
Can a specification from another building be reused?
Only as reference material. The geometry, levels and installation conditions of the new property must be checked.
What affects the commercial calculation?
The platform type and configuration, dimensions, installation conditions, logistics and agreed scope of work.