AirLift elevators are circular, panoramic, and self-supporting. They do not require a pit, shaft, or machine room, and are quick to install. Their elegant design, low maintenance, and energy efficiency make them ideal for high-end homes, duplexes, and renovations.

No. AirLift elevators do not require a pit or machine room. They rest directly on the floor and include all technical elements within the structure, making installation faster and less invasive than traditional elevators.

AirLift offers two main models: the AirLift 933, suitable for 1–2 people, and the AirLift 1316, which can accommodate up to 3 people or a wheelchair user with an assistant. Both models are available with 2 to 5 stops and various door orientations.

The traditional pneumatic version consumes 1.1 kW per turbine, with 3 to 7 turbines depending on the number of floors. The new electro-pneumatic hybrid version uses just 750 W and plugs into a standard socket, offering a quieter and more efficient experience.

Yes, AirLift offers a “split system” version for buildings with reduced headroom. The minimum headroom required for the electro-pneumatic version is 2700 mm, while the split pneumatic version can be installed with as little as 2400 mm, making it ideal for older houses and renovations.

Absolutely. AirLift elevators are ideal for renovations, as they do not require major structural work, a pit, or a shaft. The modular system can be installed even after the construction is complete, with minimal disruption.

In case of a power outage, the AirLift elevator automatically descends to the lowest floor using gravity and air pressure. This ensures that the passenger is never trapped, offering a high level of safety.

The price varies depending on the number of stops, model, and configuration. As a general range, installations start from €21,000 to €25,000 for a 2-stop elevator. Custom options and additional stops may increase the cost.

AirLift elevators require minimal maintenance compared to traditional elevators. There is no need for oil, pistons, or cables inside the cabin. A basic annual check by a certified technician is recommended for optimal performance.

The AirLift 1316 is designed to accommodate a standard wheelchair and an accompanying person. It offers a wider cabin and door opening, making it compliant with accessibility needs in most residential settings.

The pneumatic version uses multiple turbines for ascent and gravity for descent. The electro-pneumatic version uses a 750W electric traction motor for ascending, combined with vacuum descent. It is quieter, more efficient, and works with a standard power outlet.

Yes, with the right protection. The elevator can be installed outdoors if housed within a weatherproof structure made of metal and transparent panels. This is common in patios, side façades, or exterior shafts.

Installation time is typically 2 to 3 days, depending on the configuration and number of stops. Unlike conventional elevators, there is no need for a shaft, pit, or separate machine room, which greatly reduces the construction time.

Yes. AirLift elevators are available in various finishes, frame colors (matte black, silver, white), and transparent or tinted polycarbonate panels. You can also choose door orientation and floor entry alignment.

The minimum required space varies by model. The AirLift 933 needs a minimum clear diameter of 930 mm, while the AirLift 1316 requires 1316 mm. No pit is needed, and the elevator rests on the finished floor.

Yes. The modular structure allows the elevator to pass through existing slabs or staircase voids. It is common to install the elevator through circular staircases, mezzanines, or open-plan areas in duplexes.

In most countries, residential installations require a simple permit or prior declaration, especially if no structural changes are involved. Always check with your local authorities or installer for specific regulations.

Yes. The elevator is equipped with safety sensors, automatic locks, emergency descent, and controlled airflow. The door remains locked during movement, and the design minimizes risks, making it ideal for families.

Yes. The AirLift system is modular and can be disassembled and reinstalled in a different location, provided that the new space meets the technical requirements. It is a valuable investment even in temporary homes.