Robert Chippett provides his top tips for avoiding heartache with your lift installation in a block of flats.
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We are frequently asked “should our lift be refurbished or replaced” which we can always answer with upmost confidence.
Gareth Lomax of Ardent Lift Consultant discusses what (occasionally) goes on behind closed doors in the lift industry.
Under Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998, all lifting equipment must be thoroughly examined at regular intervals.
The cost of any major repairs or the replacement of components when dealing with Flat-Living are high due to the scale of the task at hand.
The UK lift industry is unusual in as much that the major lift manufacturers of Europe, Asia and America that dominate…
Gareth Lomax from Ardent Lift Consultancy provides a case study for a recent lift refurbishment scheme.
Part of the many legislative documents relevant to lift installation is the LOLER [Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998].
There are consequences when the lift is problematic, and these bring added pressures to bear on busy property managers.
As with all electro/mechanical equipment, lifts reach a point when parts begin to fail and the reliability of service is compromised.