Do you see and hear more and more often around you that people are installing a lift in a house? That’s right, the home lift is a rising trend and is being installed in more and more homes worldwide.
What should you keep in mind when installing a lift for public spaces? Aritco’s Peter Sälgström shares a few tips.
The Aritco HomeLift is designed to be seen and admired
Wooden boxes enable smarter transport for Aritco HomeLift
While some may view home lifts exclusively as accessibility equipment, there are plenty of reasons for everyone to consider getting one.
As of today, as much as 95 percent of the material used in our lifts, Aritco Home Lifts, is recyclable. This is a great achievement, but our target is 100%.
Renovating your home and remodeling your space can be fun and end up making the area more enjoyable. And if you do it well, it has the added bonus of increasing home value. However, not every renovation you can think of will necessarily add value. Some projects might add value, but others might reduce the amount you get for the house. Luckily, there are several areas you can start.
There are several good reasons to renovate a house. Maybe you deliberately purchased a fixer-upper, and renovation was always part of the plan. Perhaps you’ve lived in your home for a long time and it’s time for a change. You may also want to increase the value of your home, especially if you’re thinking of selling it a few years down the road.
One of the things about an Aritco lift is that it’s easy to install, thanks to Aritco’s unique platform-lift technology.
Equipping your home with the perfect home elevator is easy as one-two-three