We recently installed an inclined platform lift, the XpressII by Garaventa, at a 3‑unit apartment building in Long Island City. This is a new residential building that required a wheelchair lift to provide accessibility to the first floor apartment.
Handi-Lift was contacted by the General Contractor on the project, Ascent Development, LLC, to provide this lift. Ascent Development was an excellent partner during this project. Our sales engineer worked with them and the architect, Vincent Martineau, Architect, PC, to complete the design.
This XpressII is an example of standard installation and features, except for the low voltage runs, which are hidden behind the finished wall to provide a clean aesthetic.
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*Please note that while this building has strollers parked in front of the lift, we do not recommend this! All landings around the lift must be clear for users to enter and exit the lift safely.
Priscilla Fujimura
In addition to being the Editor-In-Chief of Handi-lift.com and the Knowledge Base, Priscilla is the Sales Administrator at Handi-Lift Headquarters in New Jersey. She has been at HQ since 2016, coordinating the sales team, running marketing efforts, organizing the office , and planning corporate events.
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