Inclined Platform Lifts

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Inclined platform lifts, or platform stairlifts, are made to carry a person in a wheelchair over a flight of stairs.

This type of lift is a great option in environments where a standard vertical platform lift cannot be added due to site constraints. Inclined platform lifts (IPL) can be installed in a home or business environment. Additionally, they offer a more economical approach to accessibility due to the low need for additional construction for their installation

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Here are some basic specifications featured by our IPL:

  • 550 to 660 lb. weight capacity
  • Four platform sizes are available
  • Can travel over a single flight of stairs, or over multiple levels with a curve depending on the model used

Decide if this style of lift is right for you before you make your selection. If you’re unsure, contact us and our team will be able to help you meet your needs.

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Operationally speaking, this type of life is very similar to a standard vertical platform lift.

The inclined platform lift works by using constant pressure buttons to move the lift up and down the staircase. Because they are ADA compliant like a vertical platform lift, other similarities can be found, including:

  • Obstruction sensor system
  • Non-skid platform
  • Manual lowering device
  • Emergency stop button
  • Available with keyed stations for access to the call stations
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Which model you decide to install will be dependent on the staircase that you need to make accessible.

Our different models handle straight or curved staircases. Plus, all of the commercial models available are ADA-compliant. We do still suggest that you check with your local authority having jurisdiction to ensure this is the correct choice for your business.

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Ready to talk more about adding an Inclined Platform Lift to your home or business?

Talk to our Accessibility Consultants to find out more about our lifts, book an appointment or request a quote to begin improving the accessibility in your home or facility.
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