Goods Lift

General goods movement for shops, warehouses and back-of-house floors.

MS telescopic or collapsible doors, a duty cycle built for repetition, and finishes chosen because they survive a trolley corner rather than because they photograph well.

Sized for the pallet, the trolley and the doorway it has to clear on every floor. Car linings are chosen to take knocks rather than show them, and we hold maintenance contracts on goods lifts we did not manufacture, which is most of them.

A goods lift is sized for the pallet, the trolley and the doorway it has to clear on every floor, which is why the survey walks the whole route rather than just the shaft. Loading-bay levelling is checked floor by floor, because a lip of a few millimetres is what jams a loaded trolley.

Car and landing finishes are chosen to survive back-of-house use, and the controls are kept simple enough that anybody on shift can use them safely. We hold maintenance contracts on goods lifts we did not manufacture, which is most of them, with priority breakdown cover 365 days a year.