Lift Drawings

Aritco Drawing

How to Read These Drawings?

Understanding technical drawings is an essential step in selecting the right lift for your home or project. At Elevare, we provide drawings in both PDF and DWG formats to help architects and homeowners plan the integration of Aritco lifts with accuracy and elegance.

Below is a guide to reading Aritco’s technical lift drawings:

Aritco Lift Drawing

Lift Sides: A, B, C, D

Every Aritco lift has four sides (labeled A–D) which serve as reference points for door configuration and access orientation.

  • Side A / C / B: can be fitted with a single door
  • Combination of Side A and C: for open-through door configuration
  • L-shaped configuration (B + C or A + B): for corner entry solutions
Platform Size

Platform Size

The platform size — highlighted in brown — represents the standing area inside the lift used by the passenger. This is the clear usable space within the lift cabin.

Shaft Size

The shaft size refers to the total clear dimensions of the lift shaft — the full width and depth measured from wall to wall. This includes the lift platform, surrounding safety clearance, and structural space required for installation.

Hole-through Size

This measurement indicates the floor opening (void) required between levels to accommodate the lift shaft and allow proper installation. Ensure that your building’s structure provides sufficient clearance for this space.

Aritco HomeLift

S5 - 600 x 830

S8 - 1000 x 830

S9 - 1100 x 830

S12 - 1000 x 1200

S15 - 1100 x 1400

Aritco HomeLift Compact

C1 - 580 x 805

C2 - 880 x 805

C3 - 1080 x 805

Aritco HomeLift Access

A1 - 900 x 1040

A2 - 900 x 1280

A3 - 900 x 1480

A4 - 1000 x 1280

A5 - 1000 x 1480

A6 - 1100 x 1480

A7 - 1100 x 1580

A8 - 1000 x 1980

Aritco Lift Public

A1 - 900 x 1040

A2 - 900 x 1280

A3 - 900 x 1480

A4 - 1000 x 1280

A5 - 1000 x 1480

A6 - 1100 x 1480

A7 - 1100 x 1580

A8 - 1000 x 1980