It is possible to install the Sesame lift at the principal entry point of heritage listed buildings that currently only allow for stair access. Sesame Access System, the company behind the lift system, currently have three lift types that may be installed for listed buildings depending on the building constraints, including:
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Short rise retracting stair lift
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Horizontal retracting stair lift rise greater than 1000mm
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Vertically retracting wheelchair lift
Each Sesame lift is specially fitted to ensure it blends seamlessly into the required space and keeps with each building's architectural facade elements. Care is taken to make sure the existing stairs transition into the new stair lift, maintaining the look and feel of each building down to the last detail.
Whether the Sesame lift needs to fit a straight stair or curved stair flight, the engineering and design is versatile enough to suit any building, facade or entrance.
For designers and builders looking for solutions to tricky heritage listed building challenges, the Sesame lift could be the solution you are looking for to ensure compliant equitable access is provided to and within an existing heritage building.
Talk to us to learn more about innovative accessibility solutions and how they can apply to your next project.