A failed LOLER inspection means a competent person has found a defect during the thorough examination of your lift that could pose a risk to people. If that’s why you’re here, take a breath. It’s not the end of the world, but it is something you need...
Fitting a lift into a building that was never designed to hold one is a bit like trying to squeeze a modern kitchen into a Georgian townhouse. It can be done, but only if you understand what you’re working with first. Lifts in existing buildings present...
At Future Lift Services, we treat lift dimensions as the starting point for any safe and workable scheme, not a fixed checklist. The available lift shaft, pit depth, headroom, door width and landing clearance set the envelope for the lift car, standard capacity and...
Choosing the right lift manufacturers affects safety, reliability and long term running costs. It also shapes how well your elevator systems can be maintained, modernised and kept compliant over time in the UK elevator market. For most building owners, the best...
If you manage a building, brakes rarely cross your mind until you feel a jolt, smell hot friction, or take a call that a lift is stuck between floors. We think about them constantly. And from what we see on site, one of the strongest indicators of a safe, smooth,...
You press the button, the doors close, and the car moves. What keeps that movement quiet, smooth and safe is the motor system. A lift motor, or elevator motor, converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. It either turns the traction sheave or drives a hydraulic...
