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Michelin Stars, Elegance, and EasyLift
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The Project
Seid Restaurant wanted a solution that could ensure easy access for all guests, including wheelchair users—especially to the exclusive rooftop terrace. It was essential that the lifts were aesthetically integrated into the restaurant’s sophisticated interior while meeting high standards of safety and functionality.
TKS Heis recommended EasyLift from Liftup, which was chosen for its elegant and minimalistic appearance. The lift's design, with an anthracite gray finish and smoked polycarbonate side panels, provides a stylish look that complements the surroundings without dominating them. EasyLift not only ensures accessibility but also a harmonious integration into the exclusive environment.
The Solution
With two EasyLift 900 V3 PLUS lifts, Seid ensures accessibility in the restaurant, seamlessly combining aesthetics and functionality. The compact platform and clean design allow the lift to be installed even in small spaces without being obtrusive.
Elegant design, Created to blend in.
EasyLift is not only a good technical solution but also an aesthetic choice with its minimalist design and options for customization to match the surroundings, including color choices and materials, ensuring elegant integration into any style. The smoked side panels and clean, timeless look make the lift a natural part of the space, whether it’s in a private home, a business, or as here, in a top-class restaurant. At the same time, the functional design ensures that it can be easily operated by anyone without drawing unnecessary attention.
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People
EasyLift
EasyLift is an easy to use lifting platform giving access between two levels to wheelchair users and those with impaired mobility and walking restrictions. EasyLift incorporates clean lines and smooth surfaces into its elegant design, yet it is robustly constructed. These qualities make it an outstanding choice of lift and a simple, stylish and functional way to improve accessibility.
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