From compact shaftless models to traditional hydraulic elevators — find the right type for your home and budget.
Self-supporting through-floor elevators (e.g. Stiltz) need no separate shaft, pit or machine room, so they’re the least disruptive to install and fit into a corner of a room. Ideal for retrofits and 2–3 floor homes.
A larger cab and wider door take a wheelchair, mobility scooter and a caregiver. The accessible choice for aging-in-place planning, installed by licensed contractors.
Traditional cab elevators (e.g. Savaria) give a smooth, quiet ride and suit larger 3–4 floor homes. A wide range of cab sizes and finishes; needs a hoistway and space for the drive unit.
An affordable, accessible option for a short single-floor rise — ideal for entrances, porches and decks. Harmar offers indoor and outdoor weatherproof models with full wheelchair access.
A self-supporting glass tube that moves the cab on air pressure — a striking, space-efficient option with no separate machine room. Best for design-forward homes and fewer floors.
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