HOME ELEVATORS -EXPERIENCE THE BEST

Having a home elevator can be a significant change in your life. Apart from adding beauty and elegance to your residence, it can positively impact your quality of life. Whether you are interested in affordable custom home elevators or you want to indulge in the luxurious ones; elevators assist with mobility issues and help aging owners with arthritis issues to live in the comfort of their homes. With the technology advancements, it has become easy to customize the lift configuration as per one’s requirement or it be well designed to blend seamlessly into the overall architectural design and interior design of your house.

What‘s the purpose of elevators?

The purpose of elevators to move individuals or things between a multi-story building’s floors. It additionally gives us help to convey and make it easier for people to convey goods, people, and more.

They are a need in tall business structures, yet they likewise fill a need in private properties. Lifts can give simplicity of development to occupants, permitting them to age set up in their own homes as opposed to moving away to help living offices.

How do Home Elevators Work?

There are primarily 3 functional elements when it comes to residential elevators– The CAR, THE RAIL STRUCTURE and THE DRIVE SYSTEM.

1. THE CAR: It is a visible portion of the lift which can be customized as per your requirements and home architecture. It transports from one landing to another one with the help of the rail structure.
2. THE RAIL STRUCTURE: It is mounted on the hoist way. It is responsible for the safety and stability of the system.
3. THE DRIVE SYSTEM:It is what actually makes the car move on the rail structure. There are different drive systems- the hydraulic drive, the traction gear system and the screw driven technology.

Types of Elevators

This being the popular choice for homeowners looking for a noiseless and
safe ride. It requires a machine room for electrical components and hydraulic
tank and pump. A piston is used to raise or lower the elevator to the desired landing by filling and releasing the fluid into an airtight cylinder.They can also be further categorized into the following types:

1.Hydraulic Elevators:

- Roped Hydraulic Elevator

This type uses both the ropes and a particular piston that powers the motion of the elevator. The maximum height or distance it can achieve is about 60 feet only.

- Conventional-type Hydraulic Elevator

It has an elevator pit at the bottom and a sheave that extends up to the floor. Whenever the elevator drops, this pit supports the piston. This too has a distance capacity of up to 60 feet.

- Hole-less Hydraulic Elevator

It is quite similar to the conventional type. The only difference is that it doesn’t have a heave or hole at the bottom. Instead, it is equipped with telescoping-type pistons at the base. With the help of these pistons, the elevator car can travel for up to 50 feet. Certain designs have non-telescoping pistons as well, which can allow a maximum distance of 20 feet.

2. Traction Elevators:

These types of elevators have ropes that pass over a wheel that is attached to an electric motor placed above the shaft. This mechanism is perfect to raise and lower the car of the elevator. It is ideal for all types of homes and is much faster than hydraulic ones. This type of elevator uses a counterweight to balance the load of the occupants and car and complements the job of the motor. It is of two types:

- Traction Elevators with Gear

hese types of elevators have a gearbox attached to them. This gearbox provides the power to the wheel that helps in moving the rope. The maximum speed of such an elevator is 500 feet/minute. And the maximum distance it can easily accomplish is 250 feet.

- Traction Elevator without Gear

This elevator doesn’t have gear for speed regulation purposes. Because of this, they can travel at a maximum speed of 2000 feet/minute and to the maximum height of 2000 feet. These types of elevators are best suited for high-rise skyscrapers.

3.Screw Driven Lift:

The main components of screw drive lifts are:

- - Electric motor
  - Screw (“threaded steel bar”)
  - Nut (“large drive nut”)

A screw driven lift system works on screw and nut systems. A long screw shaft and drive is utilized to raise and lower the platform. An electric motor is used between the rails. A drive nut on the screw is connected to the electric motor by means of a belt. The drive nut is moved up or down along the shaft as it gets into rotational movement. This type of lift doesn’t even require a machine-room to function because the motor and controller, both are located in the hoistway that eliminates the need for a machine room. A shallow pit or ramp is enough for this type of lift or wheelchair lift.

Pros & Cons

	Hydraulic Elevators	Traction Elevators	Screw Driven Elevator
Pros	1.Hydraulic lifts are easy on the budget 2.Can store ample energy 3.Very easy to use and does not require much maintenance	1.Unlike the hydraulic lifts, 2.there are no fluids in them which can later cause any disruption. Higher in safety systems which can prevent dead drops	1.Easy on the usage and maintenance due to the simple screw mechanism. 2.Exceptionally safer than the other two and certainly have no risks of dead drops. 3.Take less time than the rest to be installed and up for use. 4. Do not take up much space
Cons	1.Choosing hydraulic lifts can be a very noisy business as opposed to the others. 2.They cannot move any faster than 150ft/ minute. 3.The transition to different heights may not be a swift experience. 4.The hydraulic oil often leaks out of the pumping. Requires large power.	1.The cables can often snap 2.Pricier as opposed to the others 3.Take up a lot of space 4.Requires a mammoth maintenance	1.Speed is comparatively slower.

Home Elevator Company Review

“Cibes classic lift is absolutely fantastic as there is no machine room or pit required. Moreover, it can install anywhere indoor or outdoor. I must say they are best for installing a lift.”

~JamshedAlam

The All time Best Seller of Cibes: Classic. A lift that can fit anywhere.

2 main European Standards are met:

THE Directive 2006/42/EC of the European Parliament
THE EN 81-41 Machine Directive

It comes in multiple sizes:

Size	Platform Size	Cut Out Size	Floor Area (SQM)
	Length x Width(mm)	Length x Width(mm)
XS	600 × 830	1000× 993	0.84
S	800 × 830	1200 × 993	1.01
S	1000 × 830	1400 × 993	1.19
S	1000 × 930	1400 × 1093	1.32
S	1100 × 930	1500 × 1093	1.42
S	800 × 1217	1200 × 1380	1.42
M	900 × 1217	1300 × 1380	1.46
M	900 × 1467	1300 × 1630	1.59
L	1000 × 1267	1400 × 1430	2.06
L	1100 × 1367	1500 × 1530	1.9
L	1000 × 1467	1400 × 1630	2.05
L	1100 × 1467	1500 × 1630	2.2
XL	1100 × 1597	1500 × 1760	2.39

ADVANTAGES OF CIBES LIFTS:

SAVE SPACE AND EU LEVEL OF SAFETY

Lifts are significantly more modest than a stairwell which implies that they will save a lot of room. This is useful when introducing a lift in a vehicle leave where space is

EDGE TECHNOLOGY

A lift-assist with screw-driven and extra safe. The design contains a 360-degree glass lift, luxury design, and a wide range of models.

SCANDINAVIAN DESIGN

Lifts basically look great. In an office or work environment, they shout polished methodology; for customers in a retail plaza, they add to the plan component and home lifts even look pretty in vogue when the style is adjusted for their establishment.

Cibes Lift will integrate seamlessly with any home, without the extensive preparations and building work associated with conventional lifts. If you are looking for an elegant and customizable lift solution, which causes minimal disruption to your daily life and reduces your building costs, Cibes residential lifts are a great option!

Cibes Lift will integrate seamlessly with any home, without the extensive preparations and building work associated with conventional lifts. If you are looking for an elegant and customizable lift solution, which causes minimal disruption to your daily life and reduces your building costs, Cibes residential lifts are a great option!