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Make more of the way into your home.
Explore a configurable platform-lift family for residential or commercial access. Discuss the measured rise, platform layout and landing arrangement.
- Configuration
- Multiple travel-height and platform options
- Application
- Residential and commercial assessment
Start with your route, your mobility equipment and the full installation scope.
Details worth exploring
Understand the fit before you choose.
The family includes VPL400, VPL600, VPL800, VPL1000, VPL1200 and VPL1400 travel-height configurations. The measured rise, platform dimensions, landing layout and selected controls all belong in the proposal. A family photograph cannot establish the exact unit you will receive.
Ask whether the proposed lift includes the optional backup power system. Have HomePro explain the selected configuration’s outage behavior, maintenance and emergency procedures at handover; do not assume every Highlander has the same equipment.
Tell HomePro what equipment you use and who may assist you. Review the occupied dimensions, combined load, approach and landing space against the selected lift. Do not assume that a general capacity label proves your equipment will fit.
Ask for an itemized proposal covering the lift configuration, preparation, electrical work where needed, doors and gates, installation, inspections and handover. Clarify responsibilities and exclusions before work starts.
Ask who to contact for service, what routine checks are required and which manufacturer and installation warranties apply. Keep the instructions supplied for your exact unit; this page is a buying guide, not operating or installation instructions.
Bring these to the conversation
- Your measured level change
- Photos of both landing areas
- Mobility equipment dimensions
- Who uses the route and how often
- Questions about installation and service
A conversation starts the assessment; these details do not replace a site survey.
See it with HomePro
A closer look.
Before the next step.
Explore the named products in these HomePro videos. Features shown belong to that model—not every option in the category.
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Harmar Highlander II
From HomePro Mobility’s YouTube channel.
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Keep your options clear
Compare the Harmar families.
Shared manufacturer imagery may represent more than one configuration. Compare the written proposal, not appearance alone.
Highlander II with Enclosure Kit
Explore the Highlander II with an enclosure. Review the panels, doors, site exposure and project requirements together—not just the lift.
VPL400-X
A residential option for shorter level changes. Compare the platform approach, doorway clearance and available installation space.
VPLX-DC
A battery-powered residential platform-lift option. Confirm the exact model, travel height, charging supply and selected configuration in your proposal.
Keep the source close.
Confirm current specifications and the correct owner’s manual with HomePro for your selected configuration. No unrelated brochure or video has been substituted.
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