New installation
New lifts, sized for the way your building moves
We work with your architect from the first floor plan: how many lifts, how big, how fast, and where the shafts go. Then we supply, install, test and hand over with certificates.
- Lead time
- 16 to 26 weeks
- Warranty
- 24 months
- Testing
- Witnessed load test
- Handover
- Certificates and training
Sizing calculator
How many lifts does my building need?
A first estimate from floors, people and use. Our engineers then run a full traffic analysis. Example method for this demo.
First estimate
3 lifts
A traffic analysis to the usual design standard follows before final design. Example estimate for this demo.
The journey
From drawing to handover
- Weeks 1 to 3
Traffic analysis, lift layout, shaft and pit sizes, structural loads for your engineer.
- Weeks 4 to 14
Manufacture and shipping to Apapa or Lekki port, clearing, delivery to site.
- Weeks 12 to 20
Guide rails, machine, ropes, car and doors. Your contractor finishes the landings.
- Weeks 20 to 24
Commissioning, load test, safety tests and handover with certificates and staff training.
Included
What the price covers
- Traffic analysis and layout drawings
- Supply, freight to Lagos, clearing and delivery
- Installation, commissioning and testing
- Automatic rescue device on every car
- 24 months warranty and free maintenance for 12 months
- Witnessed load test and handover certificates
- Training for your facility and security teams
- Spare parts list and a two year price promise
On site
Photos from recent jobs
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Questions
Asked about this service
Can you install in an existing building?
Yes, where a shaft can be built. Machine room less lifts and home lifts need much less space.
Who builds the shaft?
Your main contractor, to our drawings. We check it before installation starts.
What power does a lift need?
Usually a three phase supply. Home lifts can run on single phase with an inverter.
Do you handle import clearing?
Yes. Freight and clearing are in the price and our logistics team handles the port.
Next step
Talk to a contracts engineer
Send drawings or photos on WhatsApp, or book a site survey.