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It is possible to place the lifting platform compartment inside the stairwell. The small thickness of the compartment ensures a high possibility of insertion. However, if the minimum required spaces are not available, the necessary area can be obtained by reducing the width of the stairs to the minimum allowed. In this case, the lift platform compartment can be used as protection by installing a handrail profile directly on it (available as an option).
This intervention ensures the construction of a regulation-compliant elevating platform, making it accessible and functional for people with mobility impairments.

It is possible to place the lifting platform compartment close to a wall by arranging accesses through openings on the wall. It is also possible to add landings on opposite or side-by-side sides, allowing direct access to the outside or in other directions, adapting to the functional and architectural characteristics of the building.
This solution generally involves placing the plant and facilities outside the building, thus avoiding the occupation of interior spaces. It allows a high degree of adaptation to the layout characteristics of the building, making the elevating platforms highly usable even for people with mobility difficulties and ensuring easy and safe use.

In buildings that do not have sufficiently large landing areas, elevating platform compartments with built-in balconies can be provided. This solution not only improves the usability of lift platforms, but also contributes to making buildings more inclusive and accessible, especially for people with mobility impairments, while ensuring easy and safe use for all. This option, adapted to current accessibility and safety regulations, also allows access to any tax benefits provided for the removal of architectural barriers.

In buildings that do not have sufficiently large landing areas, elevating platform compartments with integrated enclosed landing walkways can be provided. These walkways improve usability and provide safe and comfortable access in all weather conditions. They can also be equipped with opening windows, thus allowing adequate natural light and ventilation to the connected rooms. This solution, which complies with current accessibility and safety regulations, improves the usability of elevators and helps make buildings more inclusive and accessible, especially for people with mobility impairments. In addition, it can allow access to tax benefits provided for the removal of architectural barriers.