Patriot Mobility Inc

PATRIOT MOBILITY

PLatForm Lifts

Use a vertical platform lift like a home elevator. Often called a porch lift, a residential vertical platform lift is a cost-effective home accessibility solution to give scooter and wheelchair users an alternative to entryway or deck steps. Freedom is closer than you think. Get a quote in minutes and experience the freedom of independent living. Make all spaces of your home fully accessible with one of our Home Accessibility solutions.

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VERTICAL PLATFORM 

OPTIONS

EASY-TO-USE — Pressure control rocker switch up/down operation. Automatic self-lowering ramp folds down for smooth roll on/off access; folds up when in use to create a safety barrier.

HIGH-PERFORMANCE — Lift capacity of 750 lb/340 kg. Smooth, quiet ride. Made-in-the-USA quality.

SAFE — Unit shuts down when obstruction is touched under platform. Emergency stop switch on platform.

RELIABLE — Continuously charged DC battery-powered motor on lifts 10 ft and above ensures operation even in a power outage. Affordable AC in 4- and 6 ft units (DC battery powered optional) Gold warranty: 2 years, major components; 1 year, parts.

GIVE YOUR LIFE A LIFT.

Gain access to your porch, deck, or floor-to-floor without sacrificing space with a compact Bruno residential vertical platform lift. The quiet, smooth lift accommodates any wheelchair, power chair or scooter. Give yourself the freedom to get in and out of your home with just a push of a button. You’re in control.

A commercial vertical platform lift (VPL) will meet certain standards outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) code 18.1, Section 2, which covers vertical platform lifts “installed in locations other than in or at a private residence”.

For example, commercial lifts are required to have:

  • Lighted control panels
  • 42-inch side walls
  • Shorter height restrictions for unenclosed units, typically up to 5 feet
  • A lifting capacity of 8 times its rated capacity
  • More complex internal electronic circuitry that allows for options such as an ADA compliant telephone kit
  • A third-party stamp certifying the unit is acceptable for commercial applications

In addition to these code requirements, commercial VPLs typically offer more enclosure and security options than residential VPLs. For example, Bruno offers the VPL-3300B Series of commercial VPLs which includes three models with various enclosure options.

  • Enclosed model: Features a full-size plexiglass door and side panels and can travel up to 14 feet
  • 3-Gate (Toe Guard) model: Features a lower enclosure system that provides a full barrier at the lower landing. This limits access under the lift for added safety. This lift can travel up to 53 inches or about 4 ½ feet.
  • Shaftway/Hoistway model: The VPL is placed in a shaft similar to a residential elevator with doors and gates and can travel up to 14 feet. These shafts are built by a 3rd party provider and not the manufacturer.