Public Access Lifts

Orion is a hydraulic vertical platform lift that is suitable for a wide range of home and public buildings. The platform size can be customised to specific measurements and features a range of different materials for side walls, floor and ceiling. Plus, the versatility of this platform lift allows people to enter from three different sides. No lift room is required, just a 100mm pit.

The ThyssenKrup Supra is the culmination of decades of platform lift experience. Reflecting the seventh generation of the ThyssenKrupp platform lift, the Supra^® curved inclined platform lift offers world-class design, the latest safety features, and proven reliability. Ideal for schools, colleges, theatres, restaurants and the workplace.

Modern platform lifts can be functional and stylish. A perfect example of this is ThyssenKrupp Encasa’s Gulliver/Orion: The hydraulic vertical platform lift is ideal for a wide range of homes and public buildings.

Traveling from the basement to the top floor is simple, especially because the Gulliver/Orion models offer the possibility of access from three sides.

The Gulliver/Orion series provides the option or personalisation: The design is adaptable and there are so many colours and door models to choose from.

Magic Mobility work closely with our fully trained and approved by ThyssenKrupp partners to provide top class preventative maintenance contracts and repairs or one-off services if necessary.

Currently this service is only offered within the South West and South Wales areas but we hope to be expanding this service soon.

Only genuine ThyssenKrupp parts are used and all work is fully insured and guaranteed and carried out to the highest standards. Urgent work can be prioritised.

Some people or organisations like employers, shops, local authorities and schools must take positive steps to remove the barriers you face because of your disability. This is to ensure you receive the same services, as far as this is possible, as someone who does not have disabilities. The Equality Act 2010 calls this the duty to make reasonable adjustments.

What’s meant by the duty to make reasonable adjustments? The Equality Act 2010 says changes or adjustments should be made to ensure you can access the following things if you’re disabled: Employment, Education and Housing. Goods and Services like Shops, Banks, Hospitals, Cinemas, Council Offices, Leisure Centres plus Associations and Private Clubs like the Scouts and Guides, Private Golf Clubs and Night Clubs and many more.