Two floors. One easier routine.
A two-stop hydraulic through-floor lift with a support-wall installation. It travels through a reinforced floor opening rather than a conventional elevator hoistway.
Confirm the exact configuration and site requirements before ordering.
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Identify the floors to connect and the space available above and below.
Bring the actual mobility aid dimensions and discuss assistance and turning.
Ask who handles reinforcement, electrical work and finishing around the lift.
An optional second door provides straight-through access. Discuss the approach at both floors and confirm that the proposed door arrangement works with your mobility device and available room.
Start with the route and daily task you want to make easier. Compare the complete configuration, entry and exit routine, installation work and support arrangements. Ask for a demonstration where available; a specification alone cannot confirm personal fit.
Ask for equipment, optional features, site preparation, electrical work, permits, finishing and the delivery and installation schedule to be separated in writing. Confirm who is responsible for each part. A product photograph is not an installation plan.
Request the current manual, maintenance schedule, warranty terms and service contact. Confirm which responsibilities belong to the manufacturer, installer and owner, and what ongoing work is included or charged separately.
| Stops | 2 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 500 lb |
| Operation | Constant pressure |
Options, local requirements and site conditions affect suitability. This is not a construction specification.
Selected facts checked September 23, 2026 against Savaria’s Telecab page. Confirm current regional documents.
Different needs. Different options.
A two-stop through-floor lift with an enclosed acrylic cab and a higher capacity than Telecab. Device dimensions still matter alongside the weight rating.
A self-supporting two-stop lift with a clear enclosed cab. It is designed around compact mobility aids such as walkers and rollators; do not assume wheelchair compatibility.
These are alternatives to discuss, not interchangeable configurations.
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Photography is a manufacturer example and may show optional features; it is not presented as a HomePro installation.
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