Accessibility Elevator
Accessibility
Safe and comfortable access to buildings for people with disabilities is one of the fundamental requirements of modern construction. At Edessa Asansör, we manufacture and install accessibility elevators with project-specific designs that are compliant with national regulations and international accessibility standards. From public buildings to airports, and from commercial structures to residential projects, we deliver solutions at every scale that allow wheelchair users and people with limited mobility to move independently between floors.
Our international reference in this field is Sharjah International Airport: at a major aviation hub, we installed a special platform solution fully compliant with international aviation accessibility regulations and operational 24/7. Running without interruption in a terminal with heavy passenger traffic, this system demonstrates our capacity to meet the most stringent international requirements in accessibility applications.
With manufacturing experience dating back to 1994, we develop workable solutions even in existing buildings with structural constraints such as shallow pits and limited headroom. Site survey, engineering design, installation and commissioning are handled from a single source; with more than 2,000 maintenance contracts and 24/7 technical support, system continuity is guaranteed.
Key Features
- Regulation-compliant engineering and documentation
- Cabin and door layout suited to wheelchair access
- Accessible control placement
- Precise floor leveling for safe boarding and exiting
- Solutions adaptable to existing buildings and constrained shaft conditions
- 24/7 technical support and periodic maintenance
Areas of Use
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an accessibility elevator and a wheelchair platform lift?
An accessibility elevator is a complete elevator system with an enclosed cabin and shaft; it connects multiple floors comfortably and independently of weather conditions. A wheelchair platform lift, usually with an open or semi-open carrying surface, is used over shorter vertical distances — for example alongside stairs or at entrance level differences. We determine the right solution together during the site survey, based on the number of floors, usage intensity and the building's structure.
To which standards are your accessibility elevators manufactured?
Our systems are engineered in compliance with national accessibility regulations and international accessibility standards. In our Sharjah International Airport project, full compliance with international aviation accessibility regulations was achieved; the requirements applicable to your project are clarified during the site survey stage.
Can an accessibility elevator be added to an existing building?
In most cases, yes. We develop special solutions for shallow pits, low headroom and structurally demanding environments. The right system for your building's conditions is determined through an on-site survey and engineering assessment.
How are maintenance and breakdown support provided after installation?
We serve under more than 2,000 maintenance contracts. Since accessibility systems require continuity, a periodic maintenance program is set up, and our 24/7 technical support line is on call in case of breakdowns.