Grey lift shaft with a glass-fronted door beside a sofa and timber balustrade in a Hampton living room

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Light-Filled Home Lift in Hampton

Hampton, Melbourne

A 2-Stop E1 With a Glass Shaft in Hampton

With only minimal impact on a downstairs office and none at all in the upstairs living areas, we were delighted to install a 2 stop opposite through car E1 and glass shaft in this charming home in Melbourne's bayside Hampton.

LiftE1 with a glass shaft

StopsTwo

EntryOpposite through car

ProjectHampton home, Melbourne

With maximum use of glass on the shaft, doors and cabin, full visibility and light corridors have been effectively maintained.

Inside the lift car with a glass door, steel control panel and a patterned ceiling light, looking through to the Hampton living area

Being able to size to suit, we were able to design a cabin size of 950mm wide x 1120mm deep with wide 900mm doors for generous access, a great future-proofing project that is already proving very beneficial to the owners.

Looking down from the upper landing past a chandelier to the glass-shaft lift and the timber front door

Timber balustrade at the upper landing with the glass-shaft lift and its lower door behind

Lift car ceiling with a square patterned light and a mirrored wall

See how this translates elsewhere in the glass-shaft E1 lift project.

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