June 2019 - Page 2 of 3 - Tower Lifts

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Why You May Need a Lift Refurbishment

Why You May Need a Lift Refurbishment Is your lift over 30 years old? Are you getting constant complaints about the weird noises your lift makes? Does your lift cabin look shabby? Have you had to call out an emergency repair team recently? If you’ve answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, it’s a pretty

Tower Lifts Offers a Prompt Elevator Repair Service

Elevator Repair Service High quality lift installations have the power to transform lives. They provide access for passengers with limited mobility, increase productivity for corporate organisations, and help parents with pushchairs navigate busy town centres. Take the lift away and life becomes an obstacle course, threatening to knock your day off-track. That’s why every lift

What is a DDA Compliant Lift?

What is a DDA Compliant Lift? There’s still a good way to go before the UK achieves full equality for everyone, but we have made huge strides, as a society, over the past 20 years. This is largely due to the Disability Discrimination Act which was passed in in 1995, and then superseded by the

9 Bespoke Installations from Lift Engineers London

Lift Engineers London The Tower Lifts design and installation team has been working in London for nearly two decades now, and we’ve gained a reputation for being the ‘go to’ London lift company for beautiful and reliable bespoke elevators. When you’re constantly busy, it’s easy to forget the sheer range of projects over the years,

Circular Lifts

Circular Lifts for a Ride to Remember Passenger lifts are now so ubiquitous we tend to take them for granted, but the innovative nature of the technology means that they can still take us by surprise, given the right context. It’s not that long ago that the glass lift first appeared in shopping centres, providing

Case Study – Lift Removal from Kew Office Block

Lift Removal from Kew Office Block Whilst the majority of our lift projects involve design, installation or modernisation, we also regularly decommission and remove elevators. The context for such requests is normally the re-purposing of a building, its demolition, or the planned installation of new vertical transport. Over the years we’ve removed and disposed of lifts

How to Escape a Stranded Lift

How to Escape a Stranded Lift Most of the blogs that we post are written from the perspective of lift managers or owners, so we thought it would be a good idea to take a look at the passengers’ experience. Thankfully, most of the passengers we meet are experiencing trouble-free journeys in our high quality passenger or platform lifts.

Looking for a Wheelchair Lift for Home Use?

Wheelchair Lift for Home Use If you’re a wheelchair user there’s no reason why you shouldn’t still have the option to live in and manage a multiple-storied house. Lift innovation has now developed to the point where adaptable, efficient platform lifts are a realistic option for pretty much any type of home. We’re delighted to be one

A Lift Upgrade for London Installations

A Lift Upgrade for London Whilst it’s easy to take vertical transport for granted, a quick scan of the sheer volume of lifts in use across London is a reminder of the impact they have made on our lives. The oldest London elevator still in use, was installed in Claridges, Mayfair in 1896, and

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