Home Elevator for Private Houses & Villas
A home elevator is becoming a popular addition to private houses, villas and apartments — installed inside as part of the interior or on the exterior facade. We install compact home lifts with 250–400 kg capacity.
Key Features
Safety Certified
EN 81-20/50 compliant with advanced safety systems
Energy Efficient
Class A+ rated systems for maximum efficiency
Premium Quality
European standards with certified components
Home Elevator
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Ideal For
Home lift without a shaft for 2–3 floors
In a house with two or three floors, a home lift does not always need a conventional brick or concrete shaft. Depending on the model, it can run in a self-supporting metal-and-glass shaft that stands on the floor slab, inside the house or on the facade, and some low-pit models need only a shallow recess in the floor instead of a deep pit.
Whether your house can do without a masonry shaft depends on the model, the floor slab, the headroom on the top floor and the space for the opening. We check this on site before recommending a solution. Our home lifts carry 250, 320 or 400 kg at 0.3–0.4 m/s.
Does a home lift need a shaft? Read our elevator shaft guide
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Home Elevators: frequently asked questions
What capacity and speed does a home elevator have?
Home elevators are available with 250, 320 or 400 kg capacity at 0.3 or 0.4 m/s, with a hydraulic, traction or forced-control drive.
Can a home elevator be installed on the outside of a house?
Yes. We install home elevators in private houses, apartments and villas — inside or on the exterior facade. Style, design and materials are adapted to the building’s architecture and interior.
What power supply does a home elevator need?
Supply voltage options are 110 V, 220 V, 240 V or 380 V. We confirm the right option during the free site survey.
What certification and warranty do home elevators come with?
The equipment carries ISO, CE, CU-TR, TÜV and Bureau certificates, installation follows EN 81-20/50, and we give a 12-month warranty on all WestLift-supplied components.