FAQs
COMMERCIAL LIFTS
Yes, all of our commercial lifts meet disability access requirements.
Yes.
Yes.
Our commercial lifts can reach heights of about 12m, making them ‘low rise’ commercial lifts.
After the manufacturing process is complete, the installation time is about 2-4 weeks.
FAQs
RESIDENTIAL LIFTS
The average price range of a two-storey residential lift is $35,000 - $65,000. This price excludes building works and various other factors.
Yes! At Platinum Elevators, we are confident in our ability to retrofit a lift to any residence and can engineer various types of certified metal lift shafts.
Our residential lifts are capable of around five or six ‘stops.’ This is the equivalent of about 12m of travel.
Every home is unique, therefore we recommend asking us to visit you at home. We can then have a chat about where the lift can go in regard to affordability and the flow of your home.
After the manufacturing process is complete, the installation time is about 2-4 weeks.
Should you need to accommodate a wheelchair, we can advise which cabin sizes and door openings are suitable.
FAQs
LIFT SERVICING
We recommend servicing a residential lift at least once per year. We recommend servicing commercial lifts about 2-4 times per year as they are used more frequently.
Please allow approximately 1-2 hours.
No! Your life is busy enough, so we’ll be sure to remind you when your lift is due for a Service & Safety Audit.
To ensure that your residential or commercial lift is serviced correctly, we recommend using our Service Technicians who are experienced in your exact type of lift.
For a residential lift, the Service & Safety Audit can cost around $400-$600. Prices can vary for commercial lifts, so please contact us for a price.
Our quality components help to prevent any breakdowns from occurring. Should your lift ever breakdown, please call our local service centre. We’re located right here in Melbourne and available 24/7. It’s also good to know that on most occasions, we can address the issue over the phone.
The best thing to do is make sure you are meeting the minimum service requirements. It’s also important that you read the user instruction manual. We’ll give a manual to you at handover, and additional copies can be requested.