For the convenience of the users as well as to create the luxury look of our dream home, home elevators are installed in residential areas such as villas, apartments, or any other personal use. As well, it is custom-made for the purposes of all residential areas. Generally, people prefer small elevators for their houses because they are more comfortable. Prices will also vary depending on the elevator model, brand, and product.

What are the types of Home lifts?

For retrofit, under-construction, and pre-planned buildings, the lifts listed below offer a variety of features and can be customized.

• Cable-driven home lifts
• Chain-driven home lifts
• Machine roomless home lifts
• Hydraulic home lifts
• Electric home lifts
• Screw-nut-driven home lifts

Cable-driven home lifts

A cable-driven lift has a shaft, a cabin, a control system, and counterweights – similar to those used in commercial buildings. It is very common in new buildings and much easier to retrofit an old one.

Chain-driven home lifts

Like cable-driven lifts, chain-driven lifts use a chain-wrapped drum instead of a cable to raise and lower the car, and they don't need to be replaced often since chain-driven lifts are more durable than cable lifts. In addition, they do not require separate machine rooms for maintenance.

Machine roomless home lifts

MRL is operated by sliding up and down using a counterweight and is a good choice for existing residential buildings. However, it required raising and lowering the elevator so it needed extra space to accommodate the components, but it lowered electricity and maintenance consumption when compared with other hydraulic elevators.

Hydraulic home lifts

As hydraulic lifts are driven by a piston inside a cylinder, they are considered the safest and they do not get stuck in the hoistway.

pneumatic home lifts

A pneumatic home lift works using a vacuum tube and requires a machine room operator to operate it. It looks cool and is a great choice for residents looking for small home lifts.

Electric home lifts

For up and down movement, a steel-roped drum-braked gear motor drive system is used.

Screw-nut-driven home lifts

Unlike belt-driven and hydraulic lifts, screw-nut-driven lifts are designed with a motor that rotates a nut, turning the screw that moves up and down.

Safety features were insisted upon

In selecting an elevator, safety is the first thing to consider. Select an elevator with the essential safety features such as emergency alarms, emergency stop buttons, and other safe braking mechanisms.

Get the best price on the right elevator for home

Choosing the best compatible and reliable elevator that won't disturb your budget should be the resident owner's priority before choosing the elevator.

We at Recon Elevator & Escalator Pvt. Ltd. are dedicated to providing customers with professional guidance and suggestions for choosing the right elevator at an affordable price, personalized service, and tailored designs according to their needs.