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Shaft-less Elevators
Tips:
Consumer Financing
• Seek community, government
or private advocates and funding.
• Obtain a prescription from a physician that will
allow a lift as a medical expense.
• Be aware that Medicare and Medicaid do not normally
pay for this equipment.
• Most of the expense of an elevator is recouped
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This elevator is self-supporting, meaning there's no need to use load-bearing walls. It has a built-in drive with no additional motors or machinery.
Due to its small footprint, it is very easy to install into an existing home but is also very stylish and ergonomic for new construction.
STILTZ LIFTS
This elevator is a simple economical way to
get wheelchair access to two floors of an existing home. The
total cost is usually in the mid 20's and construction and
elevator installation takes about two weeks.
Also called “The Vanishing
Elevator,” the small cab (30 x 46) requires little space
and can transport a wheelchair. A larger cab (32 x 54) is
available.
This elevator is ideally suited
to an existing residence as modest construction is needed
for installation.
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