URGENT SAFETY NOTICE

Elevators installed with more than 4 inches of “gap space” between the hoistway doors and the elevator car doors can pose a serious safety risk. Children may become entrapped in the space and could be seriously injured or killed. This risk can be reduced with the proper installation of space guards at each floor.

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Making Your Home Elevator Fit Your Budget
- June 8th, 2022
- Posted in Home Elevator Installation
- Tags: Tags: buying guide, elevator models, residental elevators
Have you decided to install a home elevator? It can be a wonderful addition to your home, making it easier for anyone to move to different floors of your home with ease. Home elevators can give people much-needed independence that… Read More
About the 2016 New Elevator Door Code
- May 18th, 2017
- Posted in Residential Elevators
- Tags: Tags: 2016 new elevator door code, national safety code for elevators, residental elevators
The 2016 new elevator door code, or the National Safety Code for Elevators, known as the ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2016, was revised on November 30, 2016. These revisions pertain to Section 5.3 Private Residence Elevators and are scheduled to go into… Read More

URGENT SAFETY NOTICE

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Making Your Home Elevator Fit Your Budget

About the 2016 New Elevator Door Code

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