Vacuum lifts/Elevators for Residential House

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kumark2k
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Vacuum lifts/Elevators for Residential House

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Hello Everyone,

Any forum member who has Vaccum lift installed on their premise?

Would like to get the feedback and reviews.

https://nibavlifts.com/

Regards,
Kumar
ganeshncm
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Re: Vacuum lifts/Elevators for Residential House

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Interesting.. would this also required BBMP/BESCOM approval (and associated bribes) ?
msn1270
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Re: Vacuum lifts/Elevators for Residential House

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Prices looks very expensive. There are good start ups/entrepreneurs who can provide you customized Micro Lifts for your personal needs. Prices starts from as low as Rs. 2 lakhs onwards for an entry level Lift. Based on the Aesthetics and safety measures, prices increases.

Also you can look for upscaled Capsule Lifts sold by Gujarat based business units, which are recovered from the dismantled commercial Ships.
ganeshncm
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Re: Vacuum lifts/Elevators for Residential House

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thank you.. do micro lifts need BBMP/BESCOM permission ?
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Re: Vacuum lifts/Elevators for Residential House

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BBMP Doesn't have any issue in using Lifts in residential homes. Only in case of high rise buildings & Commercial buildings above certain heights, Fire & Safety Dept permission is very much necessary.
kumark2k
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Re: Vacuum lifts/Elevators for Residential House

Post by kumark2k »

You do not need Lift permission from BBMP, but it's always good to mention while plan approval/sanction if it's new construction.

You would need approval from KSEI (refer to the below links). Usually, these approvals are obtained by the Lift Installers and they would be quoting those expenses in your quotation.
https://ksei.gov.in/lifts.htm
https://ksei.gov.in/licence_for_working_new_lift.htm

Lift basically are in 3 categories
1. MR (Machine Room)
2. MRL (Machine Room Less)
3. Hydraulic

For Residential purposes, one can go with MRL and Hydraulic. The challenges with these are they need headroom and pit as well. The minimum dimension that I have seen is 4' 6" x 4' 6" clear space (excluding the shaft structure). Also do note the cost of the shaft preparation (Civil works / Metal Glass Structure). One needs to keep in mind of storage of hydraulic oil in hydraulic lifts.
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