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The newly expanded range of Swiss-engineered stairlifts and elevators is designed to enhance accessibility and independence for seniors and individuals with mobility limitations. With safety and comfort at the forefront of its designs, the company engineers customisable solutions for private homes as well as offices, hotels, shopping malls, restaurants, and other commercial spaces.
More details can be found at https://www.hoegglift.ch
For customers who need a seat lift, Högg Treppenlifte und Aufzüge provides options for straight, curved, or spiral staircases. These include the Mono Smart with a single rail operation suitable for small spaces, and the Acorn 130 featuring a swivel seat for easy entry and exit, and a locking mechanism to ensure a stable ride. The company also offers a weatherproof version of the Acorn 130 for outdoor use.
Another choice is the SL60 Ceiling Seat Lift with armrest assistance and foldable components to minimise disruption when not in use. The company highlights that this model is particularly suitable for apartment buildings as its ceiling track allows communal staircases to remain accessible.
For wheelchair users, Högg Treppenlifte und Aufzüge offers the suspension-based RL60 Ceiling Lift with an attachment system that requires no physical strength. Alternatively, they can opt for the RL50P Ceiling Lift featuring a platform compatible with various wheelchair models, and backward movement capabilities for enhanced navigation especially in tight spaces.
For seamless access to multiple floors, the team can install Swiss elevator systems with hydraulic drives known for their smooth and quiet operation. The company’s E50 Home Lift, for instance, boasts swing doors and a permanent contact circuit, while the E60 Home Lift has automatic sliding doors and pulse control to immediately detect any irregularities. Both elevators comply with EN81-41:2010 standards and can be installed with either a self-supporting shaft or an existing masonry shaft according to site conditions.
Other mobility solutions offered by the company include a variety of vertical and inclined platform lifts and lifting platforms. One of the options is the Hercules MB that can be installed without a pit or extensive building work, provided there is a level surface.
A spokesperson for the company said: “Our goal is to provide tailored solutions that restore maximum mobility for individuals with walking disabilities and wheelchair users. Using our elevators or stairlifts to navigate daily routines free from obstacles results in greater independence and quality of life.”
Interested parties can find more information about Högg Treppenlifte und Aufzüge’s Swiss-engineered mobility solutions at https://maps.app.goo.gl/9mc19WVTxxgcSbd79
Contact Info:
Name: D. Kressig
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Organization: Högg Treppenlifte und Aufzüge
Address: 137 Wilerstrasse, Lichtensteig, SG 9620, Switzerland
Website: https://www.hoegglift.ch
Release ID: 89145130