All four Vertico models share the same core: a counterweighted drive, a wall-mounted guide track and no machine room. What changes is the cabin and the structure around it. Choosing well comes down to three questions: how much space you have, how often the lift will be used, and how much you want it to be seen.
GlassCore: when the lift should be a feature
GlassCore is a cabin made almost entirely of tempered glass. It adds light to a stairwell instead of blocking it, which suits double-height entrances and open-plan homes where the lift will be on show.
AirRail: when space is tight
AirRail is a railing-style, open-view lift with the smallest footprint we build. It is the practical answer for narrow stairwells and tight courtyards where a full cabin will not fit.
Metalux Pro: when it will be used all day
Metalux Pro is a metal cubicle cabin built for families who use the lift many times a day. The panels are durable and the finish is designed not to show its age.
EnclosureX: when the house is already finished
EnclosureX is a steel and glass tower that carries its own loads. Because it does not lean on your building, it can be added to a finished house, inside or outside, without cutting into the existing frame.
The details that stay the same
- Load capacity of 150 to 300 kg.
- Travel up to ground plus three floors.
- Space needed of approximately 4 ft x 4 ft 6 in.
- Digital floor indicators with call buttons on every level.
Still not sure? Ask for a free survey and we will recommend a model for your space, with the reasons in writing.
