RESIDENTIAL solutions
LIFTS | ELEVATORS

The team at Superior Construction was surprised how easy it was to install a Powerglide Elevator, and believe it contributed significantly to the ease of sale. They’ve now had similar success with a second project in St Helliers.

Art patron/collector, Jan Warburton, wanted a home that is colourful, bold, artistic, and highly individual. Even the elevator has been crafted to display her striking art collection.

Future-proofing the accessibility of a multi-storey home can be as easy as incorporating a suitably configured storage space into the design. As owners age, or face other mobility challenges, a Powerglide elevator can be installed with minimal disruption.

The owners of Dunedin’s Greggs Building wanted an elevator as unique as the lovingly restored historic building. A customisable Powerglide E Series Elevator provided the blank canvas they were after.

When the owners of Poshtel, a boutique hotel in Oamaru needed a lift to meet their accessibility requirements, they wanted a solution that was realistically priced for a 16 room hotel while also enhancing the guest experience.

With lift equipment and engineering fully visible from both inside and outside the glass lift shaft, Powerglide Elevators worked closely with the architect to custom build numerous components specifically for this project. 

When challenged with one of their most difficult installation sites, the team at Powerglide Elevators rose to the occasion.

Architect, Jerram Tocker Barron Ltd had some very specific ideas for their lift for Pics Peanut Butter World, and it was a project that Allan and the team at Powerglide Elevators were excited to take a look at. 

Owners needed a fast lift that enabled their guests to take in the amazing views whilst travelling, but was also big enough for a large wheelchair to access.

When a heritage building owner needed an elevator to complement the high-end, industrial refurb of an 1880’s building, he turned to Powerglide Elevators.

Home builders Karen and Pete Mansell, recently arrived in Mount Maunganui from Auckland, wanted to incorporate good friend and artist Megan Collier's work into their new home.