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Over 150 years of lifting experience. You may know Stannah for our stairlifts, but did you know that we have been providing both commercial and domestic lifts for generations, in fact for over 150 years. Since those early days, when Joseph Stannah started the business selling hoists and cranes on the banks of the River Thames in London, we have constantly evolved and innovated to help move people and goods between floors, making life that little bit easier. The homelifts of the 1970’s were bulky, cumbersome and expensive to install. That’s why we’ve used our extensive lifting expertise and...

Homelifts like you’ve never seen before. Uplifts by Stannah are homelifts like you’ve never seen before. With a unique design that integrates the guide rails into the cabin, Uplifts make the most of the space available in your home, leaving your living areas free for you to enjoy when the lift is located on the other level. Uplifts provide effortless travel between the floors of your home. Available in two cabin sizes, it also comes with a reduced cabin height option on each to accommodate low ceilings. We’ve focused on creating elegant designs that don’t just fit into your home but elevate...

The S3 - for three people or a wheelchair

Self-contained drive system Low level access ramp Self-supporting structure Intuitive controls

Designed with you in mind. Uplifts have the perfect blend of simplicity and style that redefine the homelift experience • Electrically powered, the reliable self-contained drive-system is located in the top of the cabin, ensuring all of the workings of the lift are hidden so that it looks neat and tidy in your home. • The self-supporting structure means that it doesn’t fix to any walls making it a flexible option to be installed almost anywhere in the home. • A low-level access ramp on both the S2 and S3 model allows for easy access when getting in and out of the lift. • Intuitive constant...

Don’t think a homelift will fit in your home? You may be surprised at how compact the S2 Uplift is. The guide rails are positioned neatly against your wall, allowing you full use of the space when the lift is out of the way. And as the rails are integrated inside the cabin, you’ll be surprised at how light and spacious the interior is too. Uplifting design Uplifting lighting With its unique design of integrated rails within the cabin, the S2 makes best use of the space it requires whilst enhancing the style of your home with an elegant finish that will blend into its surroundings. The rails...

S3 For up to three people or a wheelchair

Our most complete homelift solution, the S3 can accomodate up to three people standing or a wheelchair whilst being surprisingly compact with a spacious feel, thanks to its unique design with the rails integrated inside the cabin. Its freestanding structure allows for flexible placement in almost any location, making it an ideal choice for your home. Plus with the option of dual doors, you can enter the S3 from either side. Uplifting design Uplifting lighting With its unique design of integrated rails within the cabin, the S3 makes best use of the space it requires whilst enhancing the...

Upgrade your Uplift. Make your homelift truly unique by adding personal touches that reflect your needs and style. For added support when getting in and out of your Uplift. For additional comfort during travel that folds neatly away. Door choice Choose between a halfheight or full height door. There’s also the option of dual doors on the S3. Additional hand controls can be supplied when needed. Reduced cabin height If your home has low ceilings, our compact model reduces the minimum ceiling height requirement to 2200mm.

Stannah. A name you can trust. Once you have decided that a homelift is right for you and your home, all you need to think about is enjoying your uplifting life. That’s because Stannah will be there, every step of the way, taking care of everything. Before • We’ll arrange for one of our sales consultants to talk you through the options we offer, and give you a straightforward quote for you to consider in your own time. • Having chosen your Uplift, our surveyor will visit you to take all of the necessary measurements to ensure your Uplift is perfect for you and your home. During • A...

Technical information. A smaller cabin height is available, ideal for lower ceilings, with an internal headroom of 1800mm. Compact drum drive Power supply Power source and consumption Domestic plug socket Noise level (decibel) Maximum travel Maximum speed 0.1 metres per second (30 seconds for an average journey) Constant pressure

S2. Maximum external cabin footprint Internal cabin footprint Homelift entrance Easy access ramp Homelift entrance width Minimum upper floor ceiling height S3. Maximum external cabin footprint Internal cabin footprint Homelift entrance Easy access ramp Homelift entrance width Minimum upper floor ceiling height Stannah strictly adheres to relevant laws and regulations, ensuring our homelifts consistently meet the highest standards of quality and safety. We work closely with notified bodies to tailor and certify our products to ensure compliance with essential regulations, delivering...

Internal length - 794mm External length - 800mm Internal height (standard cabin) - 1950mm Internal height (reduced cabin) - 1800mm Internal width - 940mm External width - 1010mm

Internal length - 1214mm External length - 1220mm Internal height (standard cabin) - 1950mm Internal height (reduced cabin) - 1800mm Internal width - 940mm External width - 1010mm

Frequently asked questions. How many floors can Uplifts travel? Uplifts are perfect for travel between two storeys/floors. How many people can Uplifts carry? The S2 is ideal for up to two people standing, whilst the S3 is large enough to accommodate up to three people standing or a wheelchair. Will my walls be strong enough? Uplifts are self-supporting which means it does not require any supporting walls. Will there be a step into the lift? Both the S2 and S3 have a low level access ramp for easy entry therefore avoiding the need for a step. Do I need an architect or builder? Uplifts come...