Ganser: Innovative Lift Systems for High-Performance Buildings

Ganser Liftsysteme offers vertical lifts and platform stairlifts. A stairlift with a very narrow design will be presented at interlift 2023.

Platform Stairlift Ganser Elevator Systems interlift 2023 Augsburg
MesseTV Interview Gerhard Wolkerstorfer Ganser Maschinen GmbH interlift 2023

Platform stairlift requires little space

Mr. Wolkerstorfer, Head of Sales at Ganser Maschinenbau GmbH, names the GTLE, which has been in existence for a year, as the highlight of the product range. When folded, the very narrow lift is just 240 mm away from the wall. An absolute novelty in this segment. In addition, only one single lift unit is required for different situations. Whether in a straight line or around a bend, this advantage makes the choice easier for partners and customers worldwide. Another mainstay is battery technology. The built-in, very durable batteries ensure a long service life for the lifts, as does the high-quality material used for the lifts.

remote control stairlift Ganser lift systems interlift Augsburg
platform stairlift with battery operation Ganser lift systems interlift 2023

The Austrian company Ganser Liftsysteme sees its recurring participation in Interlift as an extremely successful platform for its products. The company has been producing lifts, vertical as well as platform stairlifts, for over 40 years. They specialize in lift installations under particularly difficult conditions in existing or new buildings.

stairlift operating elements embedded protection against vandalism Ganser lift systems interlift 2023
GTLE platform stairlift narrow body highlight Ganser lift systems interlift 2023

Advantage: Easy operation of the lifts

One of the advantages of the narrow lift is its ease of use in all variants with which the lift can be moved. Using a hand-held transmitter, for example, the lift can be folded into the park position, in which the operating elements are protected. This is also important for public areas, where these lifts are often used. As the operating element becomes invisible, this prevents the risk of vandalism. Another benefit is the ease of use, as not every user in the public sector is familiar with stairlifts.