All decisions about the number of machine room Elevator you need, the location of the elevators you need, and the actual size and type of elevators will all be managed by your traffic analysis. Different products can carry a large number of different numbers of passengers. For example, a platform lift accommodates anything from 1 to 5 people, while passenger lifts can vary from low to high, with small lifts for 4 or 6 people, or larger lifts, shopping trolleys, etc.

Depending on your traffic flow and the size of the building, you may also want to consider whether there are escalators or Moving Walkways.

The type of person who uses the building and therefore your machine room elevator is relevant to the features that it may have when choosing a product, and the options that you need to include in the specification can be up to it. Therefore, it is worthwhile to determine who will use the elevator and how to use the elevator. For example, if you place the platform lift where the nursing home or the elderly uses the lift independently, the auto button will make elevator operation easier.

Since slopes are not suitable for wheelchair users, there is usually a sloping walkway or escalator in addition to the elevator. Most moving walkways accommodate wheelchair users, but it's worth setting.

When considering an elevator, consider first the age and design of the building. The new building can easily accommodate the elevator shaft. However, older buildings may at times have the capacity to have very limited significant changes, such as creating shafts, due to the required loading or available space. If so, the range of FX structures or platforms that we support on our own may be the right solution for you.