The document outlines various types of lifts commonly found in buildings, including passenger lifts, cargo lifts, hospital lifts, capsule lifts, and residential elevators. Passenger lifts are standard in multi-story buildings, while cargo lifts are designed for transporting heavy items in commercial settings. Each lift type is tailored to specific functions and environments, enhancing convenience and accessibility.

1. TYPES OF LIFTS

2. This is the most common type of lift
and can be found in almost any type
of building that has more than six
floors. Passenger lifts come in
different sizes that correspond to
specific passenger loads.
1. PASSENGER LIFT

3. Cargo lifts are used to transport heavy
items away and are often dedicated
for this function to cut down on foot
traffic. Cargo lifts are common in
commercial establishments such as
stores, restaurants and offices and are
installed on a different shaft away
from common work areas.
2. CARGO LIFT

4. Hospital Lifts are same as goods lifts
but for the difference that these lifts
are made, keeping in mind that the
stretcher, stray chair may get into the
lift and there is enough space for the
stray chair, stretcher, nurses and
doctors.
3. HOSPITAL LIFT

5. Capsule Lifts act as Architectural
highlights on prestigious buildings.
They can be called the ornaments of a
building as they enhance its beauty
and bring life into it. Their design,
features and infinite options add its
optimum travel comfort.
4. CAPSULE LIFT

6. Residential elevators, or home
elevators, are a type of elevator
designed for private residential
buildings, or small commercial
buildings. These hydraulic systems are
quiet, producing about the same
amount of sound as a typical
refrigerator, which makes them well
suited for residential use.
5. RESIDENTIAL ELEVATOR

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