Recently, we finished a custom home lift project for one European customer. We completed the design and manufacturing process and the equipment is now being prepared for overseas shipment.
Unlike standard products, home lifts are customized according to the customer's building dimensions and installation requirements. This project demonstrates the complete process from initial design to final packing.
Project Information
Project Reference: Order No. 260513
Product Name: Home Lift
Quantity: 1 Set
Lifting Height: 8.42 m
Floors: 4 Stops
Destination: Europe
Customer Requirements and Site Information
The project began after receiving the customer's building drawings, installation dimensions, and site photographs.
The customer required a home lift serving four floors with a total travel height of 8.42 meters. Since every residential project has unique installation conditions, careful planning was necessary before production could begin.
If you are considering a similar configuration, our 4-Floor Home Lift (350kg Capacity) is available as a standard reference model.
The engineering team reviewed the available installation space, cabin requirements, door positions, and overall dimensions.
3D Design and Layout Confirmation
Based on the site information, a 3D model was created to help visualize the complete lift system.
The 3D design allowed the customer to clearly understand:
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Cabin door orientation
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Door opening direction
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Overall lift dimensions
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Shaft dimensions
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Installation space requirements
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Total lift height
This stage helps eliminate misunderstandings before manufacturing begins.
After the customer approved the design and confirmed the order, detailed engineering drawings were prepared.
Detailed Engineering Drawings
After design approval, complete 2D engineering drawings were produced.
These drawings included:
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Front view
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Side view
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Top view
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Structural dimensions
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Installation dimensions
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Component locations
All production dimensions were clearly specified to ensure manufacturing accuracy.
Manufacturing Process
Production began after final drawing confirmation.
The manufacturing process included:
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Steel frame fabrication
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Cabin frame welding
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Aluminum shaft panel production
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Stainless steel cabin assembly
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Component installation
Every component was manufactured according to the approved engineering drawings to ensure dimensional consistency and installation accuracy.
Packaging Design
Before shipment, a 3D packing layout was prepared.
The packing design helped determine:
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Wooden crate dimensions
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Component arrangement
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Space utilization
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Transportation protection
Proper packing planning improves loading efficiency and reduces the risk of transportation damage.
Packing and Shipment Preparation
After final inspection, all components were packed according to the packing plan.
Wooden crates were prepared for export transportation and labeled for overseas shipment.
The complete home lift system is now ready for delivery to the European customer.
Conclusion
Every home lift project is unique.
From the initial site information and 3D design to manufacturing, packaging, and shipment, each step requires careful engineering and strict production control.
This project demonstrates our ability to provide customized home lift solutions that meet both building requirements and customer expectations.
If you would like to understand the investment involved before making a decision, read our guide: How Much Does a Home Lift Cost? A Complete Buyer's Guide.
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