Every project is different. So is every lift we build.
Lifts, escalators and moving walks, engineered to the building rather than to a page.
We take on the project, not just the order.
Projects that fall outside a fixed catalogue can still be made workable here.
About Bronze Lift
In the loop: engineering detail · cabin · production · components · installation
Your project starts here.
Four starting points.
Elevators
Traction and hydraulic lifts for residential, commercial and mixed-use buildings.
See all elevators
Escalators & Moving Walks
Continuous movement for commercial floors and public transport buildings.
See all escalators and moving walks
Special Solutions
Where a project needs something other than a passenger lift.
See all special solutions
Modernisation
New equipment in an existing shaft, with the building in use.
See modernisationEvery name in that grid is a starting point. What gets built is shaped by the building it goes into.
Most projects are solved inside the standard range.
Where a project needs more than that, the solution is engineered for it.
The product is built around the project.
A catalogue dimension is not the only dimension a model can be produced in. Where the building differs, car geometry and equipment are set for that project, within the engineering limits of the model.
- Shaft dimensions
- Car geometry
- Door type and opening
- Control and drive
- Finishes and fittings
- Options
Every standard product is specified this way; it is routine engineering work.
See the productsWhen the project asks for more than that.
Where a requirement falls outside the standard architecture, it is engineered for that project. What is possible is decided the same way: by what the structure allows.
A duty the standard range does not carry, a pit or headroom below the usual minimum, or a constraint the structure imposes.
Cabin interiors outside the standard designs: materials and finishes, lighting, ceiling and wall detailing, developed with the architect.
Defined, sourced, built, installed.
Engineering comes first: the requirement is assessed and the solution is defined. Production follows that definition.
Engineering and production
- 450 – 5,000 kg
- Rated load, traction series
- 1.0 – 2.5 m/s
- Speed
- 120 m
- Max. travel
- 40
- Max. stops
We stay with the project.
Most of what makes a project easy or difficult is decided at four points.
How we work
The layout comes before the order.
You know what fits before you commit to anything.
What will arrive is written down first.
Dimensions, equipment and finishes are fixed in the specification before production starts.
The documents come with the product.
The product's own documentation travels with it, so the file is complete when installation starts.
Spare parts and the next project.
Parts are identified from the same specification the lift was built to, years later as well.
If you want to check the detail.
The technical basis is published rather than summarised: dimensions model by model, the equipment specified with them, and the standards those choices follow. None of it sits behind a form.
Dimension tables
Shaft, car, door, headroom and pit, published model by model — read on the page, not requested.
Catalogues and leaflets
Series and family catalogues, downloadable without a form.
Standards and what they cover
What the EN 81 family requires, provision by provision.
Questions our engineers answer
Standards, dimensioning and procurement questions that come up in elevator projects.
Let's talk about your project.
Three ways in. Each one says what it needs before you start, and every enquiry is answered by email within one business day.
- Quickest
A technical question
Anything about dimensions, standards or what a model can carry.
- We need: your question and a way to reply
- Answered by: engineering
- When you have the shaft data
A project enquiry
Send the shaft dimensions, the duty and the building type.
- We need: shaft dimensions, duty, stops
- Answered by: a specification and a price
- For regular supply
Supply partnership
For companies that install lifts and want a manufacturer behind their own projects.
- We need: company, markets, volumes
- Answered by: the commercial team