Inclined wheelchair platform lift provides Multi-Story Wheelchair Freedom Without A Home Elevator $!

An Inclined Wheelchair Platform Lift runs up & down a straight staircase like a seated stair lift, providing shared accessibility at a more affordable price than a home elevator.

Are you or a loved one confined to a wheelchair? Is transferring from the wheelchair to a stairlift seat such as Signatures B.07 or Step Saver Lift a difficult or dangerous task? Are you or your loved one trapped on one floor of your house? Do you have to call a service to essentially release you from your own home or return you to it? Have you put off a home elevator even an affordable version like Signature's Panorama elevator or the Telecab elevator, because the hoist way and elevator are simply not affordable for you? We may have a solution.

The ES-125 Inclined Wheelchair Platform Lift

More affordable than a residential elevator and takes up less space as well. The ES-125 inclined platform lift is designed to carry a wheelchair user up a straight stair case in much the same way that a stairlift operates. You enter a platform at the bottom or top, a ramp plate rises to keep the chair from rolling out. You push a button and up or down you go.

Standard Features & Optional Equipment
The ES-125 Inclined Wheelchair Platform Lift comes
some of the following features and optional equipment:

Some Other Specifications:
          36 Month Limited Warranty
          Residential or Commercial
          In Doors or Out Doors
          Four Platform Dimensions
          Inline or 90 degree entry ramps
          Folds up against the wall to share staircase access
          Speeds along at 16 feet per minute

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Inclined Wheelchair Platform Lift Limitations

Inclined wheelchair platform lifts eliminate transferring and costing around $10,000.00 they are certainly a savings against a hoist way and a residential elevator. However, they can be difficult to retrofit into existing houses. They require a wide, straight stair case, with long clear landings at the bottom and top, about five feet. A continuous wall must be available along one side of the stair case. That continuous wall must be free of interruptions, no windows, doors or other obstructions. These requirements may not be fully in place requiring some modifications. As with elevator hoist ways one of the great benefits of working with Signature vs. almost all the other providers is that Signature is a licensed general contractor in MD, DC, and VA. Through their in house crew of nine technicians they can modify or build just about anything necessary to accommodate your new ES-125 Inclined Wheelchair Platform Lift.

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