1. Do I need an appointment to visit the Perth showroom?
Appointments are recommended at Lift Shop Perth so your consultant can prepare the right models and finishes for your visit. The showroom at Shop 15/75 Robinson Ave, Belmont is open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm, and walk-ins are welcome where possible.
2. What can I see at the Perth home lift showroom?
Lift Shop Perth displays a working home lift you can step into and ride, alongside the full library of Italian cabin finishes, landing door types, operating panels and lighting. Simon Dowding walks you through all three series in the range, the A, C and E Series, and which one suits your floor count and footprint.
3. Where is the Perth showroom, and is it easy to get to?
Lift Shop Perth is at Shop 15/75 Robinson Ave, Belmont WA 6104, minutes from Perth Airport and a short drive east of the CBD. Use the Get Directions link above, or call 08 9460 0666 and the team will guide you in.
4. How long does a showroom visit take?
Allow 45 minutes at the Perth showroom. Your consultant sits down with you and your drawings first, then you ride the working lift and compare Italian finishes. It is an unhurried, private look at the range, shaped around your home.
5. How much does a home lift cost in Perth?
Most Lift Shop clients invest $60,000 to $120,000, with bespoke commissions beyond. That covers supply, standard installation, testing and handover, and every quote is fixed for 12 months under the Lift Shop Price Lock. Builder works such as shaft construction are quoted separately. Exact pricing is confirmed at your design consultation, with no hidden costs.
6. Which home lift is best for my Perth house?
It depends on your floor count, footprint and how you plan to use the lift. The A Series is Australia's best seller and travels 2 to 6 levels, the C Series is the specialist where space is tight, and the E Series is the flagship at twice the speed of its class. Your consultant assesses your plans at the Belmont showroom and recommends the right fit. Every model includes In Cabin Self Rescue and is built to AS 1735.
7. Do home lifts suit Perth new builds and knock-down-rebuilds?
Yes. Lift Shop installs across Perth new builds, renovations and knock-down-rebuilds, working directly with your builder and architect from the engineering drawings onward. Recent Western Australian projects at City Beach, Cottesloe, North Fremantle and Dianella show what is achievable in both new construction and established homes.
8. What is the best small-space lift for Perth homes?
The C Series is the specialist for tight footprints: a pit from 150mm, no machine room, and a cabin that still carries four people. Bring your plans to Belmont and your consultant will show you exactly how the C Series footprint compares to the A and E Series. Finishes from mirrored glass to timber laminates suit both period and contemporary Western Australian interiors.
9. Can a Lift Shop lift be installed outdoors or near the coast in Perth?
Yes. Fully weatherproofed outdoor models are UV-resistant, thermally controlled and rustproofed, which suits Western Australian homes with external access, pool pavilions or split-level blocks. Lift Shop installs throughout Perth coastal suburbs including City Beach, Cottesloe and North Fremantle, and finishes are specified to suit the site. Talk it through with your consultant at the Belmont showroom.
10. Who builds the lift shaft in a Perth home?
Your builder usually constructs the shaft to Lift Shop engineering drawings, prepared to AS 1735 and the National Construction Code. Lift Shop can also supply the Bones Only Shaft, a certified self-supporting steel structure your builder simply clads. Building the shaft early and installing the lift later is fully supported and often the smartest sequence.
11. Are home lifts a good way to improve accessibility in older Perth homes?
Yes. A lift lets you stay in the home and suburb you love rather than moving for the sake of stairs. Lift Shop retrofits into established Western Australian housing with minimal structural impact, a home lift boosts property value, and it supports ageing in place safely.
12. What is involved in installing a home lift in Perth?
A showroom visit and consultation first, then model selection, a fixed quote, approvals, manufacturing in Italy, installation, testing and handover. The Perth team works directly with your builder or architect throughout, so the lift lands inside your program rather than interrupting it.
13. What safety features come standard on a Lift Shop home lift?
Every Lift Shop lift includes In Cabin Self Rescue, an exclusive system that lets occupants return to a landing and step out without waiting for a technician. A GSM emergency phone, door interlocks, overload sensors and automatic descent are also standard, and every lift is built to AS 1735. Your consultant demonstrates all of it at the Belmont showroom. There is more detail on our safety systems page.
14. How do I book a consultation at the Perth showroom?
Book online using the Book Your Showroom Experience button, or call 08 9460 0666. Your visit is hosted by Simon Dowding at Shop 15/75 Robinson Ave, Belmont. Virtual appointments are available too.
15. Why choose Lift Shop for a home lift in Perth?
Lift Shop has installed more than 12,000 lifts since 1996 and backs the Belmont showroom with a Western Australian team. Every lift carries an 8-year warranty and In Cabin Self Rescue as standard, every quote is fixed for 12 months, and the lifts are Italian designed, then installed and serviced by our own people.
Looking for detailed product questions - warranty, servicing, safety systems, specifications? They're answered on our Residential Lifts page.
