The Salise Compact homelift by Stannah
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The Salise Compact homelift by Stannah

Salise: a compact homelift with exceptional style At Stannah we have been providing lifts for generations, in fact for over 150 years. Since those early days we have been constantly innovating to help make our customers' lives that little bit easier. Bringing together tried and trusted engineering with the latest in lift design, our Stannah Salise is simplicity and luxury rolled into one. The fully enclosed glazed cabin is light and airy giving a smart, contemporary feel and the compact footprint, the smallest in our range, means a Salise can fit in surprisingly small spaces. Compact yet...

Stylish yet practical The genius of modern compact homelifts is the fact they are self-supporting, meaning they can be installed almost anywhere in the home without the need for extensive structural work. The Salise is supported by two heavy duty vertical steel guides that attach to the ground floor, midway at the aperture and finally to the ceiling on the upper floor. Trapdoor closing upstairs We’ve taken care to ensure the workings of the lift are hidden so that it looks neat and tidy in your home. Being hydraulically powered means that the pump for the lift can be located up to 10 metres...

Salise Downstairs space when cabin upstairs Upstairs space when cabin downstairs

Flexible room placement Fire seal tested to BS5900:2012 Our Salise model can be conveniently positioned either in a corner... Double joisted aperture Toughened glass ...or it can be positioned against a wall (Salise model shown) 06 Sturdy steel guides Low level access eliminates the need for a pit

• Safety edges - edges at both the top and the bottom of the lift car prevent the lift from moving in the event of an obstruction • Fire seal - the BS5900:2012 compliant fire seal around the aperture created in the ceiling/floor ensures fire protection, whether the lift is in the upper or lower position • Door lock - automatically locks during travel for complete safety. In the case of both mains and battery power failure, the door has a manual release facility • Self supporting structure - vertical steel guides, which not only guide the lift car but also conceal the hydraulic ram, only...

• Dimmable mood lighting with multiple ceiling mounted LEDs (1) • Internal curved handrail in stainless steel or white (half round handrail supplied with folding seat) (2) • Choice of one-touch control styles both inside and outside the cabin (3) Choice of coloured or tinted glass panels • Modesty stripes to glass • Alternative flooring colours or materials • Alternative colour for structure and surround • Painted back panel in a range of colours • Upholstered back panel in a range of colours or materials • Upholstered folding seat (4,5,6) Full battery back up to allow for travel in both...

Colour options Back panel upholstery interior colours Charcoal (standard) Light oak (wood vinyl) Silver grey Back panel painted interior colours Coloured glass options available. Please ask your sales surveyor. These colours are for guidance only. Although we have tried to display colours accurately, we cannot guarantee that the colours above reflect the colours of the fabrics, paints and materials provided. Charcoal grey (standard) Gainsborough grey Exterior colours

Internal width: Internal length: Length to open door: Weight capacity: Key dimensions One person seated or two people standing 854mm 618mm 1477mm 250kg Important All dimensional and technical information within this brochure is for guidance only and must not be used for proper working drawings. Please contact us for particular details before proceeding. Owing to our policy of continual improvement, we reserve the right to alter specifications and dimensions without prior notice. Images used throughout the brochures are for illustratative purposes only. Bespoke options may be shown. Please...

Your staff are exemplary. The first team and second team were skilled and extremely hardworking. On time - full day's work, few stops. We are really glad we had it done. Mrs B - Newton Abbot The staff were extremely efficient and polite, and the lift has proved to be very useful. We are pleased with the appearance and the quiet operation. Mr L - Oxford The sales surveyor was extremely knowledegable. Gave me confidence when advising and reassuring us about choices and where to have lift installed. Mrs H - Abingdon

A quality installation for years of reliable service These days installing a homelift is a relatively quick and simple operation taking just a few days from start to finish. We will take care of all the preparation work for you, using our network of approved subcontractors. A dedicated contact in our office will manage the whole process and keep you informed every step of the way. A building notice is required in order to install a homelift and we'll also coordinate this for you right through to gaining a completion certificate. Our fire safety rating is fully compliant so the process is...

Here at Stannah we are a lift company built on five generations of lift expertise. We have four key commitments that are at the heart of everything we do. It is our way of assuring you we are a company you can trust, of letting you know that when we say that we will do something we will stay true to our word: From our commercial lifts in transport hubs, hospitals, schools and so on, to service lifts in restaurants and retailers across the country and of course our renown stairlifts, we know the lifts industry inside out. We have been selling compact lifts into homes since the 1970s and...

How does a Salise work? All our homelifts use quiet, clean hydraulic drives that have safety inbuilt. Fluid is pushed through a ram which pushes the lift up and released to lower the lift. How many floors can a Salise travel? A Salise is perfect for travel up to two storeys. How many people can it carry? A Salise can take two people standing or one person seated. Can a Salise take a wheelchair? Our Salise model doesn't take a wheelchair but our Stratum range is ideal for wheelchair users. Will my walls be strong enough? Our compact lifts have their own selfsupporting structures so do not...