Some people believe that these lifts

Posted by beranter on July 5th, 2016

Some years ago, I met with the executive team and senior managers of a small company, which at that time employed less than 100 people. I asked each of the dozen people I met to provide me with an elevator pitch about their organization. Some people were taken completely by surprise. Others sat and thought, and struggled to articulate a  FUJI Elevator, or even describe their value proposition. The pitches I heard varied drastically.

Some people believe that these lifts are held up by a single cable that can accidentally break. Remember that this is not the case. Home elevators are completely safe and you can be assured that the cables will not break. Also, there is not one but several extremely strong steel cables holding the elevators up. If you still feel apprehensive about this, you can simply go for vacuum elevators. These do not involve cables at all but are operated by creating air pressure below and above the car.

If a sudden power outage occurs while the system is being used, the cab automatically descends to the ground floor at slower than normal speed because there is no air being inducted into the upper chamber.

Cab sizes vary with a 36" x 48" size practical to move someone in a wheelchair. This size holds two people or one in a wheelchair and one passenger elevator factory. Larger sizes are available.