New compact Piccolo passenger lift from Stannah for those difficult spaces

  • 8 Dec 2014

Piccolo lift for awkward spaces

 

  • Piccolo passenger lift from Stannah for those difficult spaces

    delivers all the benefits of a platform lift

  • compact shaft size, minimal pit and headroom
  • uses of single phase power supply
  • low running and maintenance costs

Piccolo delivers the functionality of a passenger lift but can be accommodated in surprisingly small spaces

  • ideal in sites where digging a pit is neither practical nor possible.
  • alternative to a traditional platform lift when the position of the lift is against a load bearing wall and a shaft can easily be created

Piccolo with doors closed (landing entrance recessed in to wall)

The style and conventional appearance of the Piccolo means it looks attractive in residential properties or public buildings, schools and colleges, shops and restaurants.

Can be installed in new build or retrofits in existing buildings

Why the name Piccolo?

The Piccolo was first launched in the mid 1980s and developed into a whole range of small passenger lifts that changed name to became Maxilifts.

The new compact lifts resurrected the brand name – Piccolo.

Passenger lifts

  • hydraulic or traction, wall-mounted or structure supported
  • low or medium rise to carry from 6-33 people

Platform lifts

  • designed to carry up to 4 passengers, platform lifts
  • supplied in their own structure so can go almost anywhere

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