Mobility Access Solutions | Case Studies - Axess 4 All

Case Studies

Axess 4 All is recognised today, not only as the UK's leading supplier of platform lifts, but also as an authority in the field of access for people with impaired mobilty. We provide a range of mobility access solutions to suit your specific needs

Watermead Business Park , Leicester

A brand new state-of-the-art building has been completed in Syston Leicester at the Watermead Business Park. This building, the first of it’s kind in the Midlands, is the project and new offices for Interserve, one of the world's foremost support services and construction companies. These new offices have been built using the design principles of PassivHaus, a well established German based building standard which reduces energy costs by 90% when compared to a traditional build
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St George`s Street Baptist Church

St. George’s St. Baptist Church is in a conservation area of Macclesfield. The building dates back to 1873 and whilst it retains the character of the period, it is not the most accessible of buildings. The main entrance is above street level and entry is by external stone steps. It features three distinct levels, the church and it’s balcony and underneath that there is a sports hall. This sports hall is typically, where we would have a cup of tea after church services. The internal stairs are steep and narrow.
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Historic Custom House

Historic Custom House ( Middlesborough ) New Myplace Youth Centre This run down Grade II listed building now has a bright new future; over the years this building has been used for many things including council chambers and a community centre. It has been chosen to be the much needed Myplace youth facility for young people from the age of 13 to 19 offering them a mix of services and positive activities , There were over 800 young people that took part in choosing the right location meaning that they were involved in the decisions that were made .Custom House dates back to 1836 and was built in the Greek revival style. The Building has Just undergone a £4.5m revamp
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College of Haringey

When it comes to incline stair lifts, less is more, especially with regards to the folded width of the lift, so when College of Haringey were looking for an inclined stair lift to allow disabled students and wheelchair users access to the upper levels of their new Kingfisher House facility they turned to Axess 4 All. The A1000 incline platform stair lift has the smallest parked width on the market allowing for the maximum clear stair width possible. The A1000 also has a unique facility which allows the retaining arms which on other unit stand vertically. to fold down behind the platform reducing the potential for damage to the arms, which is the major reason for break downs on platform stair lifts. With an increased load capacity of 300kg, as standard, the A1000 is more than capable of managing today's larger wheechairs and with the slender design and unique facility it is no wounder the A1000 from Axess 4 All is one of the best selling incline platform stair lifts on the market today.
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