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Inclined lifts, also known as inclined elevators, have come a long way in recent years. Traditionally used primarily as wheelchair lifts to help mobility-impaired individuals navigate large inclines, modern inclined lifts have become much more robust, durable and aesthetically pleasing. Today, inclined lifts are installed in both commercial and residential settings, helping many people overcome challenging terrain and access multi-level spaces with ease.

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How do inclined lifts work? They are battery-powered lifts that are installed directly onto an incline like a ramp or hillside path. Passengers or wheelchair users board the lift, select their destination floor, and the lift automatically transports them up or down the incline along a track system. The ride is very smooth and stable, even over long, steep slopes. For areas not able to accommodate a traditional elevator, inclined lifts provide an innovative accessibility solution.

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There are many benefits to inclined lifts. They have minimal environmental impact since they don’t require a concrete shaft like elevators. They also require less space and no machine room. Inclined lifts can be installed both indoors and outdoors and in virtually any weather conditions. They provide reliable automated access for people with limited mobility. The lifts blend in well with their surrounding environments and many styles are available to suit different architectural designs. They are also very safe, with features like non-skid flooring, grab bars, seat belts, obstruction sensors and emergency stop buttons.

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For residential use, inclined lifts allow homeowners to stay in a multi-level house as their mobility needs change. Public buildings like churches, parks, commercial facilities and transit centers are increasingly installing inclined lifts to better accommodate all visitors and comply with accessibility laws.

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With a variety of lift sizes, weight capacities, and installation options available, inclined lifts offer solutions for almost any space and access requirements. They help promote inclusion and independence for all. Mobility freedom is invaluable. Inclined lifts are delivering. Hop on board for an elevated journey.