STEP LIFTS & INCLINE LIFTS
Our technically-advanced step lifts and incline lifts for wheelchair users offer a huge range of benefits.
Each of our step lifts is manufactured and designed to provide wheelchair users and less able bodies the ability to navigate between the floors of a building with ease.
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Mcdonalds take delivery and installation of a goods lift for their new branch!
Axess 2 were approached by AEW Architects in June this year to see if we could offer a goods lift solution for a new Mcdonald’s branch. The restaurant was...
Twin passenger lifts installed at the new Angry Birds Adventure Golf Centre
Introducing the duplex 1000kg low pit passenger lifts installed in the UK’s first Angry Birds Adventure Golf Centre, located in Gateshead UK. The two through entry Eco 2i Traction...
Complex triple entry low pit lift installed in historic Market Hall
Holyhead’s historic market hall, built in 1855, had lain derelict for more than a decade before work began to transform it into a library and community hub. The hall...
Easylift installed in the Uk’s first Santander Work Cafe
Santander has selected Leeds as the location for its first UK ‘Work Café’ and Axess 2 were approached to provide a solution to enable wheelchair users to access all...
highly useful installations
Lifts are highly useful installations within a variety of circumstances, but one of their primary purposes is undoubtedly helping less able-bodied people to move between the floors of a building. At Axess2, we take the provision of disabled access very seriously, and we therefore view our disabled lift portfolio as one of our most important collections. Perhaps most commonly relied upon to allow wheelchair users to navigate otherwise problematic flights of stairs, our indoor and outdoor access step lifts can be utilised to overcome any mobility concern, and our bespoke design service can provide these elevators in numerous forms to meet any conceivable requirement.
What Do Our Incline & Step Lifts Offer?
Perhaps most importantly, our step lifts allow you to ensure that your building is fully compliant with the demands of the Disability Discrimination Act and Part M of the Building Regulations. However, there are a lot of diverse options on offer, including through-floor wheelchair lifts, stair or step lifts, and even outdoor elevators to allow easy entry into any sort of building. All of these lifts are extremely low maintenance, so you can depend on your access solution being as efficient as possible.
Despite being a functional means of assisting those with limited mobility, our step lifts are by no means unsightly, and they come in a wide array of finishes and styles to complement any environment. Some step lifts require the passenger to leave their wheelchair, which is certainly a drawback, but because we’re able to fit our elevators with enclosed cabins and sliding doors, this need not be an insurmountable obstacle. The controls on our lifts are always simple to use too, so increasing the independence of a disabled person has never been more straightforward.
Low Rise Lifts
Low rise lifts are usually found on the outside of a building and are useful shortcuts to lift a person or wheelchair into a premise. Sometimes used to accompany or replace an existing staircase, these lifts essentially bypass the issue of differing ground levels and are convenient, easy to use and safe.
Vertical Platform Lifts
Increasingly popular as disabled lifts, these ‘normal’ passenger lifts simply allow a platform to rise up and down a tube, and are regular installations within domestic environments. Ordinarily controlled by the user to allow independence, these medium rise lifts are comfortable and cost-effective.
A Valued Customer
I am delighted with the end product provided by Axess 2, we really are looking forward to opening more stores and now feel we have found a truly exceptional lift company to work in partnership with, and with the low maintenance fixed costs we can plan our budget far easier.