Hospital lifts
Lifts with wider cabins and doors that take a stretcher and an escort; one of ours serves a hospital in Damascus.
Specifications
- Cabin
- Takes a stretcher and an escort
- Doors
- Wider opening for a bed
- Walls
- Patterned stainless, easy to clean
- Ride
- Gentle acceleration and stop
A hospital cabin is longer and wider than a residential one so a stretcher fits with an escort, and its door is wider so a bed rolls in without manoeuvring. The walls are patterned stainless steel that cleans easily, and the floor is slip-resistant.
We set the acceleration and the stop to be gentle, and the lift can be tied to the building's generator so it keeps running through a power cut. At handover we train the hospital's staff on operating it and on what to do in a breakdown.
What's included
- Site survey and measurement
- A written quote
- Installation and testing
- Staff training on operation
- A maintenance contract with breakdown priority
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does elevator installation take?
It depends on the lift type, the number of stops and whether the shaft is ready. We set the duration in the quote after the survey, and keep to it.
Do you offer periodic maintenance?
Yes. We maintain the lifts we installed and others under scheduled contracts, and you get a report after every visit. Breakdowns are reported by phone or WhatsApp.
What brands do you work with?
We install Italian gearless machines such as Alberto Sassi and modern controllers, and name the brand and origin of every part in the quote.
Can you modernize an old elevator?
Yes. Replacing the machine and the controller is usually enough, with the shaft and cabin staying; the lift then runs quietly and stops level. We decide after a survey.
Do you install escalators?
Yes, for malls and shopping centres; the escalators at Shahba Mall in northern Idlib are ours.
What happens after handover?
We walk you through using the lift, then look after it under a maintenance contract that sets the visit schedule and how to request a repair.