Lift adviser
Six questions. Then the models that actually fit.
It answers in a chat window, but it is not an AI and it does not improvise. The questions are fixed, the answers are ones you tap, and the shortlist is scored against each model's published load, travel, shaft size and threshold. Every recommendation tells you which figure put it there, so you can check the reasoning yourself.
It is also the button in the corner of every page.
What it will and will not do
- It rules models out, and says why
- If you need five floors and a model is published for three, it is excluded and the reason is printed — not quietly ranked last.
- It does not quote a price
- Price depends on travel height, finishes and site work. What you get is the shortlist and the figures behind it; an engineer confirms feasibility from your drawings.
- “Not sure yet” is a real answer
- Any question can be skipped and it simply stops filtering on that point. Half the questions are unanswerable on a first look at a building, and a guessed answer sends our engineers the wrong brief.
- Nothing is sent until you ask
- The six answers stay in your browser. Contact details are only requested at the end, after you have seen the shortlist — see the privacy notice.