Lift Modernisation and Refurbishment

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During lift modernisation it is possible for the passenger lift doors to blend seamlessly with the surroundings
New bespoke lift cabin and mirrored bronze stainless-steel doors fitted to an existing passenger lift during a lift modernisation
Heritage old round passenger lift after being refurbished during a lift modernisation
Existing passenger lift after a full lift modernisation to include a bespoke timber lift cabin with brass accents and mood lighting

Elevate Your Building's Performance

Lift modernisation involves updating and improving existing lift systems within buildings to enhance their safety, efficiency, and performance. This crucial upgrade ensures that your lifts operate reliably, meet current regulatory standards, and respond to the evolving needs of building occupants.

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Fully modernised passenger lift in Breitling store London, bringing the existing commercial lift to the latest lift regulations for a public lift in a retail space.

What is Lift Modernisation?

Lift modernisation involves the process of replacing outdated, redundant or unreliable lift components with cutting-edge technologies to enhance performance, safety, and reliability. This proactive upgrade ensures that your lift operates efficiently, meets current safety regulations, and provides a superior user experience.

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The old lift control panel is replaced with new during a lift modernisation panel change

Bringing Your Lifts Up to Modern Standards

Typical Components Involved in Modernisation

Control Systems: Upgrading to advanced control panels and microprocessors for better management and efficiency.

Interiors: Refreshing the lift cabin with new materials, finishes, and lighting to improve aesthetics and comfort.
Motors: Installing energy-efficient, high-performance motors to reduce energy consumption and enhance operation.

Door Mechanisms: Enhancing door systems with modern safety sensors and durable materials for reliable performance.

Safety Features: Integrating state-of-the-art safety features like emergency communication systems and uncontrolled movement devices.

Lighting Systems: Using LED lighting to save energy and provide brighter, more effective illumination.
By modernising these key components, you can significantly extend the lifespan of your lift, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure it operates smoothly and safely for all users.

Old lift upgraded with an oak panelled lift car with bronze stainless steel control panel during the lift modernisation

Why Modernise Your Lifts?

Safety: Incorporate the latest safety features to protect passengers and comply with safety regulations.

Reliability: Reduce the frequency of breakdowns and prolong the life of your lift systems with modern components.

Energy Efficiency: Benefit from energy-saving technologies that reduce consumption and lower operational costs, such as integrating regenerative drives.

Performance: Enhance lift speed, ride quality, utilising direct to floor levelling to reduce travel times and overall user experience.

Compliance: Ensure your lift meets the latest safety and accessibility standards, avoiding potential legal issues.

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Lift modernisation with a new lift motor and protection guards in the lift motor room
Lift upgrade of duplex passenger lift motors with new motors and protection guards during a lift modernisation
Lift modernisation with new lift control panels in the lift motor room
Lift modernisation with a new lift control panel and motor including making the lift motor room safe for lift engineers with safety guards and access ladders

Typical Components Involved in Modernisation

Control Systems: Upgrading to advanced control panels and microprocessors for better management and efficiency.

Interiors: Refreshing the lift cabin with new materials, finishes, and lighting to improve aesthetics and comfort.
Motors: Installing energy-efficient, high-performance motors to reduce energy consumption and enhance operation.

Door Mechanisms: Enhancing door systems with modern safety sensors and durable materials for reliable performance.

Safety Features: Integrating state-of-the-art safety features like emergency communication systems and uncontrolled movement devices.

Lighting Systems: Using LED lighting to save energy and provide brighter, more effective illumination.
By modernising these key components, you can significantly extend the lifespan of your lift, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure it operates smoothly and safely for all users.

Old lift upgraded with an oak panelled lift car with bronze stainless steel control panel during the lift modernisation