Home lifts for Melbourne.
Considered from the start.

Coordinate the lift with your Melbourne build

For a new Melbourne home, involve the lift supplier while your architect or builder is still developing the floor plan. The lift position, landing doors, structural support and delivery sequence need to work together.

If you are planning a townhouse or a compact multi-level home, useful information includes the proposed cabin use, circulation space outside each door and the builder’s construction programme. Do not finalise an opening from a generic lift dimension; use the project drawings for the selected configuration.

• Your Melbourne suburb and project address when available
• Architectural plans and the proposed number of stops
• Your builder’s contact details and stage of construction
• Any requirements for mobility aids, finishes or future use

Check the delivery route for a renovation

Retrofitting a modular lift requires a workable path into position. Where access is shared, narrow or close to neighbouring buildings, crane planning and the sequence of work become an early part of the assessment.

For your Melbourne renovation, send exterior access photographs alongside the internal floor plan. The project team can then consider how the module would reach the site, which parts of the building need preparation and whether a modular solution is appropriate.

Know who is doing what before work starts

Your Melbourne proposal should identify the lift supply, transport, site assessment, crane arrangements, building works and final commissioning. Confirm responsibilities and the relevant project approvals with your builder and advisers.

Ask us about the proposed installation and aftercare arrangements for your suburb, including warranty terms, servicing and who to contact for support.