If you've considered installing a home elevator, you're likely wondering why you would want to do so. However, you need to know the difference between a home elevator and a home lift. Home lifts are designed for private homes, while home elevators are typically installed in commercial buildings. Read on to learn about the differences. And remember, you can't put a price tag on safety, either. So what are the benefits and drawbacks of home elevators?

One of the biggest benefits of installing a home elevator is the space it can save. Because home elevators are often installed flush with a house's exterior wall, they can take up less space than a standard stairwell. Moreover, they can increase usable space, thereby adding to the resale value of the home. Regardless of whether you choose a traditional home elevator or a modern one, a home elevator will definitely make your life easier and safer.

A home elevator costs about $20,000 to $35,000, but these costs vary greatly. A cheaper home elevator will cost about $18,000, while a high-end one could cost you more than $100,000. There are many factors to consider when deciding whether to install a home elevator, including the number of floors and the complexity of the installation process. However, you should still make sure that the cost of installation will not exceed a couple of thousand dollars.

At Aoma elevator,  Safety and Energy-saving is a always concept from production to use. We use the optimized drive system and noiseless control circuit combined with the car with a good sound insulation effect to make the elevator more stable and quiet in the operation process. A complete set of carefully configured safety protection system guarantees every operation. 

Application: Indoor & Outdoor
Elevator types: Hydraulic, Traction, machine-room-less(MRL), Vacuum