Site survey & civil coordination
Review the intended usage, floors, travel, shaft space, pit, overhead and installation access. Coordinate the civil requirements with the building team.
Building review · Access · LayoutSTAR ELEVATOR / INSTALLATION
Installation.
Plan it with care.
A coordinated path from the first site review to lift handover.
Installation details
From site review to handover.
Lift & equipment selection
Discuss capacity, door opening, cabin dimensions, drive arrangement, controls and finishes. Confirm the proposed component schedule in the quotation.
Capacity · Drive · Cabin finishesInstallation & system coordination
Coordinate the agreed guide rails, car frame, machinery, cabin, doors, controller and wiring against the project drawings.
Mechanical · Electrical · DoorsChecks, handover & orientation
Agree the commissioning and inspection requirements, receive the applicable operating documentation and discuss normal operation and service contacts.
Documentation · Operation · CareBefore we begin
A useful starting point.
Share these details so the team can understand your installation and discuss the next steps.
- Building location and proposed use
- Number of stops and available plans
- Shaft, pit, headroom and access information
The quotation confirms the selected equipment, civil coordination and installation scope.
Discuss installationLet’s move forward
Your next level
starts with a conversation.
Share your building plans. Let’s find the right lift, finish and service approach for your space.
Talk about your projectTECHNICAL PLANNING
Civil dimensions & entrance planning
Compare the supplied automatic-door and collapsible-gate tables when discussing cabin size, shaft space, entrance clearance and machine-room requirements.
Automatic-door civil dimensions
Compare the supplied capacity, cabin, shaft, entrance and machine-room reference values. The repeated MD heading is retained in the source image.
Collapsible-gate civil dimensions
The supplied table presents cabin, shaft, entrance and machine-room dimensions for the listed capacities.
Supplied reference drawings and dimensions. Use the approved project drawings to confirm the selected installation.
TECHNICAL PLANNING
Hydraulic installation layouts
Review the equipment layout, plan and vertical section together to understand the cylinder, cabin, power unit and control arrangement.
Hydraulic equipment layout
See how the cabin and cylinder relate to the separate power pack and control equipment.
Hydraulic general-arrangement plan
A plan view relates the cabin, shaft, cylinder or guides and the entrance location.
Hydraulic shaft section
The vertical reference shows the cylinder, cabin, power unit, landings, headroom and pit.
Supplied reference drawings and dimensions. Use the approved project drawings to confirm the selected installation.
TECHNICAL PLANNING
MRL shaft & cabin planning
Use the plan and section together to discuss the available shaft, cabin position, equipment location and vertical clearances.
MRL lift-well plan
The plan explains shaft and cabin width/depth symbols and the counterweight location.
MRL lift-well section
See the vertical relationship between drive position, cabin, counterweight, overhead and pit.
Supplied reference drawings and dimensions. Use the approved project drawings to confirm the selected installation.
TECHNICAL PLANNING
Traction systems & door arrangements
Explore the machine-room and shaft relationship, then compare centre-opening and telescopic entrance arrangements.
Machine-room traction section
The section relates the cabin, counterweight, landings, pit and machine room in a vertical view.
Centre-opening automatic-door plan
The entrance arrangement is shown in plan alongside the shaft, cabin and counterweight references.
Traction machine-room plan
Review the spatial relationship of the drive, traction sheave, electrical isolator and shaft opening below.
Telescopic automatic-door plan
Overlapping door panels illustrate the telescopic opening within the cabin and shaft arrangement.
Supplied reference drawings and dimensions. Use the approved project drawings to confirm the selected installation.