Apex platform lifts for porches, garages and steep lots
A wheelchair lift is a space-saving way to make a home or business wheelchair accessible. It is popular in schools, places of worship and other public spaces.
Our team can assist during planning. The Apex line is fully code compliant and meets national and local safety standards. See the Apex Green, Apex Hydro, Apex Complete and Apex Elite.
The Apex Green is a rugged, reliable vertical platform lift that withstands severe weather, with a tower structure housing the mechanical components.
The Apex Green is an economical wheelchair lift that travels up to 6 feet, well suited to a porch or the entrance of a small business.
The Apex Hydro suits indoor and outdoor, residential and commercial use, from a deck lift to an office lobby.
The Apex Complete is our factory enclosure model. It keeps the rider partly or completely out of the weather and is popular for commercial installations with code requirements.
The Apex Elite is the top of the range for luxury and convenience, for high-end commercial buildings and homes.
Outdoor lifts here need to cope with months of wet weather. Our guide to rain, moss and outdoor lifts in the Pacific Northwest explains finishes and upkeep.
Homes built on a slope often have entries on two levels. See wheelchair access in daylight basement homes. Inside, a stair lift or home elevator completes the route.
Yes. Outdoor models are sealed and finished for wet conditions. Regular servicing keeps them reliable.
Usually. The lift needs a level pad at its base, which can be formed on a slope.
Yes. A lift inside the garage is sheltered and gives direct access to the house.
Yes. We install platform lifts for commercial and public buildings.
