Designed specifically for a compact footprint in a residential setting with limited space
Powered by an electric winding drum system, no separate machine room is needed
Equipped with a battery backup for power failures
No supporting walls or elevator shafts are required
Quieter than many stairlifts
Residential elevators run on a standard dedicated 220 volt 15 amp wall outlet.
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Perfect stair lift alternative
Small footprint of under 7 sq. ft.
Carries two people
Also available as Classic, Vista or Thru Car
Big enough for a standard wheelchair
Small footprint of under 13.5 sq. ft.
Carries three people
Also available as a Thru Car
What is a Thru-Car?
The Stiltz Duo and Trio elevators are both capable of thru car configuration which is exclusive to our lifts. This means it is possible to enter on one side of the lift on ground level and leave from the other side on the first floor.
Common installations of Stiltz home elevators occur in a downstairs room, such as a hallway or family room. The home elevator then travels upwards, into a room such as the bedroom or landing.
One of the unique aspects about Stiltz home lifts is that it has been designed to ensure there is enough room for the lift to be installed within a turning staircase. This is made possible by the elevator’s compact footprint and shape.
Stiltz elevator lifts are spacious but compact enough that they can often be fitted in a closet on both floors. This installation can make the best use of space in a home and is ideal for customers looking to conceal the residential elevator.
To install one of our residential elevators in a sloped or cathedral ceiling, the rails need a horizontal surface to fix to but some simple building modifications by our installers will make it possible to fit the Stiltz elevator in this way.
Placing a residential elevator in your garage is a great way of providing you with quick and safe access into your property. This application will require the construction of a simple shaft to be built around the elevator in the garage.