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[H3] Stair lifts are a cost-effective and construction-free way of gaining independence throughout your entire home.
Attaching directly to your stair treads, stair lifts fold out of the way when not in use, allowing a safe passageway for those walking up or down the stairs. Arrow Lift has helped thousands of customers regain access to their entire home with professional stair lift installation, and we would love to help you do the same. Get a FREE Quote
[H2] Why Choose a Stair Lift?
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[H4] Safe
We only provide top-rated stair chair lifts built to the highest safety standards.
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[H4] Versatile
Whether your staircase is straight or curved, inside or outdoors, we can design and install the ideal stair lift model for your needs.
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[H4] Convenient
With no need for construction and easy to operate features, our home stair chair lifts provide a seamless way to overcome accessibility challenges.
[H4] Stair Lift FAQs
Can I have a stair lift installed in my basement? In most cases, the answer is simply – yes! A basement stair lift can be installed in many homes. With basement stairways, there can sometimes be more variables to consider (i.e. a doorway at the top, or hallway/walkway at the bottom landing), but we can usually provide options for either a straight or curved rail stair lift. The best way for us to evaluate your layout and determine which model and features would work for you or a loved one is to have us stop out for a free, in-home survey of your stairs. What are some stair lift safety features? Most stair lifts are equipped with numerous safety features to help prevent accidents or misuse and protect the chair from unwanted obstructions. These generally include sensor switches on the sides of the footrest and carriage, barrier arm safeties and swivel position safeties. In some models, weight sensors in the seat and special seat belts can be added that prevent usage if the user is not secured. Other types of safety features include leg restraints, multi-point harness seat belts and key lockout. Arrow Lift encourages you to make us aware of special circumstances where additional safety may be needed. What is the stair lift weight limit? Stair chair lifts typically have a weight capacity of 300 lbs. and many have capacities of 350 lbs. to 400 lbs. Stair lift weight limits are set for safe performance levels, but they also indicate other important factors such as arm width and rail strength. For example, a person weighing less than 300 lbs. may not feel secure between the arms of a chair rated for a higher capacity. It’s important to discuss any specific needs with our lift consultant to identify which model will work best. If possible, it also may help to try several models at our showroom to determine which chair best fits your physical needs. Are stair lifts easy to use? Stair lifts are designed to be used by people with limited mobility. However, some features differ between models. If the user is uncomfortable bending to touch their toes, then a powered footrest fold would be beneficial. If the user suffers from arthritis in their hands, a slim-line or joystick control is easier to operate than a button. For users with lower body weakness or cognitive challenges, it can be helpful to incorporate a powered swivel feature that eliminates manually swiveling the chair at the upper landing. These are just a few of the features that simplify the stair lift experience for users. To test out stair lifts and experience features first hand, visit one of our local showrooms. Will stair lifts work on narrow stairs? In most cases, a chair lift can be fitted to stairs as narrow as 28 – 30″. Special equipment may be required depending on the stairway layout and user’s height. For practical access, most lifts fit better when installed in stairways with widths of 32″ or more, but don’t let that measurement prevent you from inquiring. Arrow Lift has professionally installed many staircase lifts for narrow stairs and can determine whether it is an option in your home. Solutions like curved rail designs that allow the chair to park out of the stairway or standing model lifts help fit the equipment and user through tighter spaces for narrow staircases. What if I need to move or the user no longer needs the lift? Arrow Lift recognizes that eventually, the lift may not be needed in your home. If you’re wondering how to remove a stair lift from the track, we’re here to help. At a minimum, we’ll provide a free service to remove and haul away the lift, so long as we were the original installer. Depending on the stair chair lift model and age, we may also pay a portion of the original purchase price back as a buyback. You also have the option of asking Arrow Lift to relocate your lift to another home. We can work with you to determine if this is feasible. In short, you have options when it comes to removing a staircase lift. Does Medicare cover stair lifts? Generally speaking, no, private insurance and Medicare do not have provisions to cover chair lifts. Some states offer medical equipment assistance, and some organizations or foundations may provide grant funds for their patients. In most cases, this will be private-pay. This is because lifts typically don’t fall under the durable medical equipment category that Medicare covers. Remember that if you itemize your tax returns, chair lifts may be eligible as out-of-pocket medical expenses. Talk to your tax preparer to see if you qualify. Can a stair lift be installed outdoors? Yes, there are chair lifts made for outdoor use. Straight and curved rail stair lift systems are available and may be used in places such as your deck, patio or waterfront access. Most states will only allow outdoor lift installations on private residential properties. Outdoor chair lifts will even work in cold weather climates. Weather-resistant chair material and anti-rust railing ensure you can rely on your outdoor lift for years to come. What if mom or dad objects to a stair lift? In our line of work, we are used to working with multiple family members and it is not uncommon to run into differing opinions. Our job is to help present information and identify options that will allow your loved one to safely access their entire home, while at the same time addressing some common concerns. Thankfully, stair lifts don’t require any structural modifications and can be removed when no longer needed.In addition, they fold away when not in use, leaving access for others to use the stairs. Often, when there are several people involved, an appointment at one of our showrooms can be a huge help. Understanding what options are available, as well as what will and won’t work for the family member in need, allows you to make a well-informed decision when it comes to a stair lift. How does a stair lift attach to a stairway? Stairlifts are attached directly to the tread of your stairs, so you don’t have to worry about damage to your walls. Stair lifts can be installed on various staircase surfaces such as carpet, hardwoods, concrete, and even tile or marble. Will my chair lift work if I experience a short-term power outage? Yes – stair lifts are operated by continuously charged batteries, so in the event of a power outage your stair lift will still work for several trips up and down the stairs. Does my lift need to be continuously charged? Yes, when not in use, your stair lift should be sitting at a charge point. For many straight stair lifts, the batteries charge no matter where the chair is parked. For curved rail and retractable rail stair lifts, the chair must be parked at one end or the other in order to charge properly. What is the longevity of a stair lift? If maintained properly, your stair lift can last at least 10 years. However, the lifespan of your stair lift depends on a variety of factors including the quality of the lift, amount of use, preventative maintenance, type of rail, and location of the unit (indoors or outdoors). By clicking “Submit” I agree to receive SMS, MMS, or Email messages from Arrow Lift. If I live outside of Arrow Lift’s service area, I agree to receive the same from Arrow Lift’s partner, Stannah Stairlifts Inc., and consent to my personal information being shared and/or sold for that purpose. Msg & Data Rates May Apply. Messaging frequency may vary.  Request more info by texting HELP or emailing info@arrowlift.com.  Cancel at any time by texting STOP. 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[H2] How Much Does a Stair Lift Cost?
Arrow Lift offers a wide range of stair lift models to choose from and an array of features and finishes that allow you to make it your own. Since stair lifts are not a one size fits all solution, stair lift prices vary. From gently used to the most full-featured, durable, and safe units available, explore stair lift prices and what impacts them. Learn More
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[H2] Straight Stair Lifts
We offer a diverse selection of lifts for straight stairways without multiple landings to meet every budget and set of physical circumstances. Since chair lift requirements vary depending on your staircase and the type of stair lift you select, we'll work with you to find the perfect fit. Additionally, the timeframe for installing a chair lift is relatively quick. We stock and feature Stannah and Bruno straight lifts, making professional installation times very responsive. Learn More
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[H2] Curved Stair Lifts
For stairways that turn or have multiple landings, Arrow Lift will design your stair lift to fit the exact dimensions, helping you stay in the home you love. We guarantee the fit. On top of this, we can provide options to park your lift out of the stairway, making your transfer safer, and providing better egress for movement up or down the stairs, and most importantly, providing you peace of mind. Learn More
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[H2] Outdoor Stair Lifts
Stairs don’t have to pose a barrier to the beauty of the outdoors any longer. For outdoor stairways, we offer a reliable selection of durable outdoor stair lifts. Durable material and attractive color options combine for a customizable lift that you can enjoy. Learn More
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[H2] Reconditioned Stair Lifts
As one of the largest stair lift suppliers in the United States, Arrow Lift generally has a selection of lightly used and reconditioned lifts available for fast installation. These units provide a lower-cost alternative to purchasing a new chair lift and come backed by an Arrow Lift parts and labor warranty. Learn More
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[H2] Stair Lift Options
Staircase lifts can be equipped with several optional features and styles. With enhanced mobility features such as power swivel seats and various seat colors and materials, you can customize your lift to fit your needs and personal style. Learn More
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[H2] History of Stair Lifts
From the 17th century all the way until today - learn about the origins of stair lifts. Learn More
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[H2] Do It Yourself Stair Lifts
Read these important Industry recommendations from the Accessibility Equipment Manufacturer's Association. Learn More
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[H2] Permits & Licensing
Learn about permits, licensing, and inspections for stair lifts in your area. Learn More
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[H2] Stair Lift Photo Gallery
Check out our photo gallery to see how stair lifts can be installed on all types of staircases. Learn More
[H2] What to Know About Stair Lifts
When it comes to stair lifts, there are three main components to consider: the chair, rail, and finish. Watch this video to learn more about these different components and things to consider when looking to purchase a stair lift. Request a Free Consultation
[H2] Curious What Our Stair Lift Customers Are Saying?
5 We are very pleased with our Arrow Chair Lift. It operates very quietly and efficiently. We like that it folds up so there's still plenty of room to get by it if you are walking up or down the stairs. It has a seat belt which makes it safer when the chair is in use. We think it's the "Cadillac" of chair lifts! Kenneth R
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5 The technicians are efficient, competent, friendly and respectful. The equipment is well made. S.B
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5 Great service, prompt answers to questions before and after sale and installation. And the stair lift works perfectly! Mary T
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Home elevators, also known as residential home elevators, are an elegant method of providing convenience and accessibility for homeowners planning a new home or remodel. House elevators allow you to build up rather than out, all without worrying about tackling the stairs in the case of future mobility challenges. Arrow Lift offers you a simple and easy way of moving safely between floors with professional home elevator installation. Home elevators are a luxurious addition to your home that provide both accessibility and sophistication. Our home elevators are completely customizable, allowing you to choose each element that suits your home’s design and aesthetic. Let our 40+ years of experience guide you through this process! Get a Quote
[H2] Why Choose a Home Elevator?
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With Arrow Lift’s industry leading home elevators, you’ll be getting a solution that’s refined and worthy of the home it’s installed in. Our home elevators exude sophistication with high-quality materials and an array of tasteful design options. For an elegant in-home mobility solution, a house elevator is an ideal choice.
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[H4] Practical
Bypass the stairs and travel between floors with ease. Our clients can move freely throughout their homes after installing an elevator. Arrow Lift can install residential elevators that travel up to 5 floors. Whether clients are looking for a home elevator for seniors or are simply looking for mobility between different floors, Arrow Lift is here to help.
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[H4] Tailor-Made
When designing your dream elevator for the home you love, you’re in control of this in-home addition’s look and feel. The interior walls, flooring, railing finish and more are completely customizable. Your house elevator can be fitted with a range of gate and door options, and you can select the material and finish. With the freedom to design your elevator, you can be sure it will be tailored to suit your style.
[H2] Home Elevator FAQs
What Are Standard Home Elevator Dimensions? As with many home elevator questions, the answer will depend on the unique layout of your home. At Arrow Lift, the standard interior cab for a home elevator is 15 square feet. But what about the space you’ll need to install an elevator? Generally, when installing an elevator in your home, you will need a space that is at least 5′ x 5′, or 25 square feet of floor space. Please note that these are interior shaft dimensions that do not include the thickness of the shaft walls. However, our experienced team can examine the area and develop alternative options in many smaller spaces. In large spaces, you’ll have a range of elevator installation options. You can learn more about standard house elevator dimensions here. How Long Does It Take to Install a Home Elevator? Adding an elevator to your home involves a multi-step process. The installation phase typically takes anywhere from one to two weeks, depending on the elevator’s complexity. Before the installation phase is the design and construction process, this process has a lead time because it requires coordination between the elevator company and other trades. Take a detailed look at the installation process and factors that influence the timeframe here. How Much Does a Home Elevator Cost? Home elevator prices can range between $45,000 and $65,000. Some home elevators cost less than $45,000, and some high-end, luxury home elevators cost more than $100,000. The cost depends on the design options (standard vs. custom made), the drive system and the construction costs. What’s unique about Arrow Lift is our ability to work with a wide range of budgets. This means that we can work one-on-one with you to find the system that best aligns with your desired home elevator cost range. To get more information about our residential home elevators for sale, schedule a consultation with Arrow Lift today. What is the Weight Capacity of a Home Elevator? The weight capacity of a home elevator varies depending on the type of elevator and the size of the cab. Home Elevators have a weight capacity from 350-1400lbs,  vacuum elevators have a weight capacity from 350-525lbs, standard 15 square foot elevators have a weight capacity of 950lbs, and LU/LA elevators have an 18 square foot footprint with a weight capacity up to 1400 lbs. Are Home Elevators Wheelchair Accessible? Most residential elevators are large enough to fit a wheelchair in, however this depends on the type of elevator you’re looking for and its function/purpose. What are Some Safety Features that Arrow Lift’s Home Elevators offer? All of our private residence elevator models adhere to the ASME Safety Code. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) establishes norms and standards to protect the safety and quality of mechanical devices, such as elevators. Home Elevator Design Options How Home Elevators Work Glass Home Elevators Pitless Home Elevators Shaftless Home Elevators Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators How Much Does a Home Elevator Cost? Made in the USA Work By Others Home Elevator Photo Gallery
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[H2] Home Elevator Design Options
Our elevators have become the leading elevators on the market by paying attention to the little things to keep our customers happy. When we work with you on a residential elevator, we are committed to providing you an elevator with multiple safety features and long-term quality. Whether you are a homeowner, architect, or builder, we want to continue serving you for many years to come. Learn More
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[H2] Home Elevator Drive Systems
Residential elevators are compact, require a minimal pit or machine room and overhead, and run on standard residential 220-240 VAC power. Every house elevator is designed and manufactured specifically for the home and space that it is installed in so that we can maximize your home's large or small footprint and provide you with the flexibility you need to make it work. Learn More
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[H2] Glass Home Elevators
Glass elevators are designed with at least one side made of glass or plexiglass, offering views for passengers. These elegant and stylish elevators are a beautiful addition to any home. Learn More
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[H2] Pitless Home Elevators
Pitless Home Elevators do not require a shallow pit to be dug under the elevator cab in the foundation making them an ideal solution for existing homes and homes with small spaces. Learn More
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[H2] Shaftless Home Elevators
Shaftless home elevators, also known as through the floor elevators, are designed to go in tight spaces with minimal construction. These space-efficient elevators come in a variety of different models and can be customized to suit your needs. Learn More
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[H2] Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators
A Pneumatic Vacuum Elevator (PVE) is a luxurious option if you're considering adding an elevator to your home. Their breathtaking style combines with modern pneumatic vacuum technology to create an elevated ride experience for homeowners, including panoramic views during use. To learn more about the features and benefits of a PVE elevator, click here. Learn More
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[H2] How Much Does a Home Elevator Cost?
The cost of home elevators can vary. What’s unique about Arrow Lift is our ability to work with a wide range of budgets. This means that we can work one-on-one with you to find the system that best aligns with your desired home elevator cost range. A few factors that influence residential elevator costs are: Design options (standard vs. custom made) Drive systems Construction costs The layout of your home  For a deep dive into home elevator costs and the many variables at play, click "learn more" below. Learn More
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[H2] Made in the USA
Our home elevators are manufactured in the USA by a team of experts with decades of industry experience. Our team will build the residential elevator your project needs at the requisite level of quality and beauty to ensure that it is appropriate for the caliber of the home where it is installed. Learn More
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[H2] Work By Others
Adding an elevator to your home requires additional design considerations and will impact several construction trades. We typically work with engineers, electricians, and carpenters to ensure proper installation. We make it easy for you by providing clear communication, written documentation, and accurate shop drawings customized for your specific application. Follow the link below for a list of typical coordination points. Learn More
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[H2] Home Elevator Photo Gallery
Picture a one of a kind elevator in your home! For over three decades, Arrow Lift has brought elegance to people’s homes, with tailor-made home elevators that are both luxurious and practical. We welcome you to view some of our past projects and to picture what you would like in your own home. Check out our photo gallery to see a variety of home elevator designs and styles. Learn more about each element of residential home elevators in the video below! Learn More
[H2] What to Know About Home Elevators
When it comes to a home elevator, there are three main components to understand: the drive, the door, and the cab. Watch this video to learn more about these components and the various things to consider about them. Request a Free Consultation
[H2] What Our Home Elevator Customers Are Saying
5 The elevator helps us transport holiday decorations up and down (to storage) as well as the many 40+ lbs boxes I receive each and every month.  Arrow Lift has done a fabulous job of installation and service.  We are Satisfied Customers. Pat B.
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5 Arrow Lift is a class act....we are so glad we chose them to install and support our elevator purchase. Nancy A.
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5 The elevator works smoothly and adds attractive function to my home. It made visits from my parents possible. Robin J.
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5 Great, functional, reliable elevator since the day it was installed in our home. Maintenance people very professional, friendly, and efficient when regularly checking over our elevator. … I feel good about recommending their business; their continuing customer service, from purchase to installation to upkeep, rates Arrow Lift a 5 out of 5 stars in my book! Janet E.
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5 We are always very impressed by how quick we can get service scheduled for our elevator and lift. We are also always pleased with the level of professionalism that the technicians provide when in our home. We have recommended Arrow Lift to a few friends who have purchased products. Kristy K.
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[H2] Our flexible and cost-effective solutions help you to meet ADA requirements in a variety of public, commercial, and institutional applications.
With a large selection of ADA lifts and skilled technicians to ensure safety, Arrow Lift can transform previously hard-to-reach areas into accessible spaces. Thanks to our decades of experience, we are accustomed to installing in spaces where conventional elevators don’t fit or are impractical.
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Commercial lifts make it possible for people with mobility challenges to access all floors and improve the safety of any building by reducing the barriers and dangers of stair use and minimizing trip hazards. Many commercial lifts, like LULAs and vertical platform lifts, are ADA accessible.
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Commercial lifts are designed for public spaces and are durable enough to stand up to regular use. They are a safe and practical solution to provide easy and reliable access to public spaces with multiple floors.
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Lifts designed for commercial use have a broad array of safety and aesthetic customization options. They can be installed in a wide variety of locations to accommodate specific needs. Get a Quote Vertical Platform Lifts LULA Elevators Builders & Architects Churches & Places of Worship Vertical Platform Lift Cost Guide Commercial Stair Lifts Commercial Accessibility Photo Gallery
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[H2] Vertical Platform Lifts
Vertical Platform Lifts (VPLs) are ideal solutions where conditions make on-grade or ramped access impractical. VPLs can help provide accessible routes for stages, sporting venues, courtrooms, and other applications where traffic and occupancy are limited. A Vertical Platform Lift can provide up to 14'0" of travel in commercial and public spaces and is designed for use by people with disabilities. Thanks to its open platform design and compact drive systems, a Vertical Platform Lift takes up minimal space. These versatile ADA lifts work in indoor and outdoor spaces. A Vertical Platform Lift is also an excellent solution in voluntary accessibility scenarios, such as places of worship and commercial buildings, where additional accessibility is desired but not required. Learn More
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[H2] LULA Elevators
Limited Use/Limited Application Elevators (LULAs) provide another ADA lift option. LULA Elevators offer safe and compliant accessibility in existing buildings and in tight and low-rise spaces where full-sized Passenger Elevators are impractical. LULA Elevators require less overhead, shallower pits, smaller elevator shafts, and draw less electrical power than larger Passenger Elevators. They are limited in speed and in travel and are designed specifically to provide accessibility within commercial and public buildings as well as places of worship. With a capacity of 1400 pounds, LULA Elevators are designed for a single rider or several people at a time. Arrow Lift can install LULAs that meet ADA requirements and the needs of your organization. Learn More
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[H2] Builders & Architects
We recognize that builders and architects have specific needs in a challenging marketplace. Our reputation has been built by providing fast, accurate and expert advice to help you provide the best client experience in your industry. Learn More
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[H2] Churches & Places of Worship
Churches, synagogues, mosques and other places of worship are important locations for connection and prayer. But mobility challenges can cause barriers for those who attend.  Fortunately, you can improve the situation. Church wheelchair lifts and LULA elevators increase accessibility so that all feel welcome at your place of worship. Learn More
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[H2] Vertical Platform Lift Cost Guide
The cost of vertical platform lifts can vary, but visit this page for more details. Learn More
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[H2] Commercial Stair Lifts
Commercial stair lifts offer a convenient and practical accessibility solution for many public and commercial spaces where wheelchair access is not required. They can be installed in a wide range of locations, including places of worship, small office buildings, fraternal lodges and more. Commercial stair lifts require no construction and can typically be installed very quickly, providing a safe mobility solution. Learn More
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Check out our photo gallery to see a few commercial accessibility solutions we have installed, including Vertical Platform Lifts and LULA elevators. Learn More
[H2] The Arrow Lift Difference
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At Arrow Lift, we stand out among our peers due to our experience, expertise, and attention to detail. Our team includes veteran sales consultants, trained and licensed engineers, members of local and national safety code committees, and construction and manufacturing experts. If you’re searching for an ADA lift for your building, our team can help ensure that your design will meet codes and accessibility guidelines. In addition, Arrow Lift is committed to providing you with terrific long-term value. Our project management team will work with you every step of the way to ensure that our work is efficient and well-coordinated. Following your project's completion, our Service Team is ready to help protect your investment, keep your equipment running, and minimize your long-term cost of ownership. Contact us now and let us show you how easy it is to welcome everyone into and around your building. Request a Free Consultation
[H2] Commercial Accessibility FAQs
What's the difference between a LULA and other Commercial Elevators? LULA elevators are more compact than full-size commercial elevators and require a shallower pit but are limited in speed and vertical travel distance. They are designed to add accessibility in locations where a full size elevator would be impractical. What type of lift is ADA Compliant? In general, LULA elevators and VPLs are both considered ADA compliant. Both lift systems are large enough to transport riders in wheelchairs or scooters between floors. On the other hand, commercial stair lifts require any users in wheelchairs or scooters to transfer onto a chair before traveling between floors and are therefore not considered ADA compliant. How much space does an ADA lift require? The amount of space needed to install a LULA lift or VPL varies based on several factors. Typically, a LULA lift requires at least 5.5 feet by 6 feet of space for the shaft footprint, though often more. Commercial VPLs take up as little as 4.5 feet by 4.5 feet, and as much as 5 feet by 6 feet. These accessibility lift footprint dimensions are approximate and can vary based on type of lift, number of entrances and exits, car or platform size, and local code requirements.