Residential Lifts

Barduva

EMB100 Residential Compact Lift

The EMB100 is a great solution for people who have difficulty climbing stairs — a lightweight, aesthetically pleasing lift that won't take up much space in your home. Easy and fast to install, it requires no elevator shaft and doesn't call for major building alterations.

The platform is large enough to comfortably accommodate several people, making it ideal for existing residential homes looking to add a lift without a major renovation.

Technical Specification

• Maximum travel height: 3000mm — minimum: 2400mm
• Lower level minimum ceiling height: 2000mm
• Upper level minimum ceiling height: 2370mm
• Shaft dimension: 1046 x 731mm
• Internal cabin: 775mm wide x 665mm long x 1920mm high
• No pit required — platform thickness 65mm
• Various colour finishes available

Flagship Product

The Legacy Home Lift

A residential lift is no longer just a functional feature — it can be a design statement. The Legacy Home Lift is a fully bespoke hydraulic lift with all running components imported from one of Italy's largest suppliers, with the cabin manufactured right here in New Zealand and adapted to fit your space.

The lift cabin is fully enclosed and travels on machined guide rails mounted to the rear or side wall, accommodating up to 3 sides of entry and a maximum travel of 14m across 5 levels — giving you complete freedom of design.

Why Choose the Legacy Home Lift

• No caisson or bore hole required — minimal pit of only 200mm
• Reduced pit depth and reduced overhead required
• Full-edge infra-red safety scanner system to the cabin entrance
• Battery backup for emergency lighting and descent to the lower landing
• Double-monitored electronic safety locks on all landing doors
• Standard or optional automatic landing doors
• High quality melamine and brushed stainless cabin finishes, glass walls optional
• Fully inspected and certified by an IQP inspector

Cabin finishes are fully customisable — from Arctic White and Washed Oak through to Charred Oak and Black — and flooring is installed by your builder to preserve the architectural flow of your home.