Living levels
State the floors to be connected and the preferred position inside or alongside the building.

Residential vertical mobility
A compact, quiet and customizable home-lift solution for villas, private houses and duplex living spaces.
Project planning
A home lift, also called a residential elevator in some markets, connects living levels and must fit the layout, access points and daily use of the building. AKE reviews the project information before configuration and supply scope are defined.
State the floors to be connected and the preferred position inside or alongside the building.
Share available dimensions, doorway arrangements and any plans or photographs that support the review.
State the country, building status, intended users and the day-to-day requirements that matter most for the project.
The floors, proposed location, available space, access points, building type and intended use provide the starting information.
Suitability depends on the layout, space, access points and building conditions, so the existing property must be reviewed as a project.
Configuration, stops, access arrangements and requested scope vary by building. Commercial details therefore follow the technical review.
It is evaluated for compact vertical access in villas, private houses and duplex living spaces.
The existing AKE Home Lift content states a 200 kg carrying capacity. Project conditions are checked separately by the technical team.
AKE supports on-site assessment, architectural planning, 3D modelling and an approximate budget study.
A home lift connects levels along a vertical travel path. A seated stairlift follows the stairs, while an inclined platform can be assessed for wheelchair access. The appropriate system depends on the user, stair geometry and available space.
AKE Home Lift is developed to add comfort and refined access to residential spaces. With modern design, quiet operation and a low space requirement, it adapts to private homes, villas and duplex layouts.
Home lift, homelift and residential elevator are terms buyers use when planning access between floors in a private house or villa. Start with the users, floors and intended location. Tell AKE whether wheelchair use or an accompanying person needs to be considered; suitability depends on the selected configuration.
For a retrofit, share floor plans, available installation space, entrances and known building constraints. Dimensions and photographs help identify the questions that need technical assessment before a configuration can be confirmed.
A useful home elevator cost comparison includes the chosen configuration, stops, finishes and required building work. Ask the quotation to distinguish the equipment and agreed supply scope from any additional work needed at the property.

AKE supports site assessment, architectural planning, 3D modelling and an approximate budget study.