Accessbility

The Thoma Lifter gives you inde­pen­dence. It allows you to move between the floors of your home with­out assis­tance. If you are build­ing a new home, you can plan for the Thoma Lifter right from the start. Exist­ing build­ings can be retro­fit­ted with it rel­a­tive­ly eas­i­ly, both indoors and out­doors. This means you can remain mobile in your own home in the future.

The Thoma Lifter gives wheel­chair users and oth­er phys­i­cal­ly impaired peo­ple free­dom of move­ment and inde­pen­dence with­in their own four walls. The Q 1.5 mod­el is spe­cial­ly designed for the needs of peo­ple who are depen­dent on a wheel­chair. The spa­cious cab­in allows the wheel­chair to turn on its own axis, which makes get­ting in and out much eas­i­er. The fre­quen­cy con­trol guar­an­tees ide­al stop­ping accu­ra­cy on each floor.

The Q 1.5 mod­el has exter­nal dimen­sions of 1.5 x 1.5 metres and a max­i­mum plat­form size of 1.37 x 1.37 metres. This pro­vides you and an accom­pa­ny­ing per­son with ample space and suf­fi­cient free­dom of move­ment to turn around, whether in a wheel­chair or with a walk­ing aid.

The Q 1.7 mod­el is even more spa­cious, a full-fledged lift with a cab­in mea­sur­ing 1.44 x 1.44 metres.

Under cer­tain con­di­tions, it is pos­si­ble to apply for fund­ing for the retro­fitting of a lift. Fund­ing pro­grammes for this have been set up by KfW, among oth­ers. We rec­om­mend that our cus­tomers find out more about this.

The plat­form dimen­sions of the Thoma Lifter Q 1.5 com­ply with the EN 81–70 stan­dard for wheel­chair users with a wheel­chair in accor­dance with EN 12183 or a class A elec­tric wheel­chair in accor­dance with EN 12184.
The Thoma Lifter Q 1.7 also offers space for one per­son in a wheel­chair and one accom­pa­ny­ing per­son.