Glazed e-frame lifts
Self-supporting framed solutions that can bring lightness and visibility to the interior.
Home lift solutions
Designed around the way you want to live.
A home lift can improve access without compromising the architecture. We help select and coordinate the right solution for the space, finish and long-term use.
HLS / SYDA better starting point
Begin with the building, not the brochure.
Every home brings a different combination of floor plan, structure, headroom, pit depth, door arrangement and finish expectations. Our role is to make those decisions understandable and identify a lift configuration that can be delivered cleanly.
We offer options for builder-formed shafts and self-supporting framed lifts, including glazed finishes where the lift is intended to become an architectural feature.
Talk through your plansBuilder-formed shafts
Lift packages coordinated with concrete, masonry or framed shaft construction.
Flexible door layouts
Single-entry, through-car and selected adjacent-entry arrangements to suit circulation.
Home lift range
Four approaches to a more accessible home.
Final availability, dimensions and finishes are confirmed for the selected lift and project.
S Series
Screw-drive home lift
A compact approach where efficient use of space is important.
Explore series CP SeriesSteel-belt traction home lift
A refined option for premium interiors and selected glazed applications.
Explore series TP SeriesDrum-drive home lift
Flexible coordination with a builder shaft or aluminium E-Frame.
Explore series G SeriesPanoramic framed lift
An aluminium and glass enclosure designed as an architectural feature.
Explore seriesCabin designs & finishes
Make the lift part of the interior.
Explore featured, stainless steel and wood-panel cabin combinations. Final finishes are confirmed for the selected lift and project.
Lift controls
COP & HOP options
Compare car operating panels (COPs) and hall operating panels (HOPs), including mechanical and touchscreen configurations.
TP & G Series · during construction
Motor and controller at the bottom floor.
This construction-stage example shows how the motor and controller are positioned at the lowest landing for TP and G Series lifts. The final installation is coordinated into the wall and shaft area before the surrounding finishes are completed.
The exact arrangement and required access are confirmed on the project-specific lift drawings.
CP Series · during construction
Compact belt-drive motor at the top of the shaft.
This construction-stage photo shows the compact motor positioned across the counterweight guide rails at the top of a CP Series lift shaft. The flat suspension belts can also be seen running through the upper drive arrangement.
Strong inside. Quiet outside.
CP Series lifts use flat suspension belts containing multiple high-strength steel cords. A durable outer coating provides a smooth running surface, helping reduce operating noise while maintaining the strength required to support the lift.
The equipment remains within the shaft, with the final arrangement confirmed on the project-specific lift drawings.
Planning essentials
The details we resolve early.
Final requirements vary by model and configuration. We confirm them before construction proceeds.
Pit, shaft & overhead
Clear dimensions, finishes and tolerances aligned to the selected lift and building structure.
Structure & interfaces
Openings, supports, power, access, door landings and builder finishing responsibilities made clear.
Brochures & specifications
Compare the Home Lift Sydney range.
View brochures for CP, TP, G, R and S Series lifts, including E-Frame, shaft-by-builder, cabin finish and control options.
Start the conversation
Planning a lift project?
Bring us in early. We will help you clarify the options and the next practical step.