DESIGN OUTSIDE THE BOX:

classically narrow layouts has rendered traditional accessibility solutions impractical for many. But the beautiful, versatile, and space-efficient Vuelift Mini boasts an impressively compact 127cm diameter footprint, significantly less than a traditional residential lift.

Components can be easily transported through standard doors and halls and assembled in place, with minimal construction work, and fast assembly by a single team –hassle-free for homeowners and architects alike. As Jesse Simmons, Savaria special project manager explains: “We wanted to create something desirable that people would love, that was also easy to install into existing homes. A benchmark for future residential lift design.”

Vuelift’s graceful ascent is the work of energy efficient winding drum technology. Even the visible elements of the mechanism use sleek, aircraft-strength cables that add a touch of industrial chic to its otherwise elegant design.

Learn more at vuelift.co.uk or call 0800 204 4764

It’s time to rethink what a homelift can be. As we design the luxury homes of tomorrow, Britain’s ageing demographic and increasing awareness of the need for inclusive, accessible spaces are encouraging interior experts to innovate. But keeping accessibility in mind doesn’t have to mean compromising on style, as Savaria Vuelift’s arrival in the UK is proving.

The range of statement panoramic homelifts from world leader in accessibility Savaria combines striking good looks with convenience and mobility. Sleek, crystal clear acrylic panels ascend dramatically through the home without obstructing the view or the flow of daylight around the space.

The Savaria Vuelift is masterfully built using the highest quality materials for an exceptionally smooth ride. Available in round or octagonal designs, Vuelift delivers beyond safety and convenience; its breathtaking aesthetic, quality components, and 360° views make using Vuelift a journey to remember.

The self-contained lift with integrated lift shaft provides incredible floor-plan flexibility. The homelift can be placed wherever it makes sense in your design— centred in a staircase, attached to a balcony, or in the middle of an open concept space.

Incorporating a homelift into London’s