The London Silver Vaults is a historic underground marketplace in Chancery Lane, home to the world’s largest collection of retail silver.
The split-level basement layout created significant navigational barriers for disabled visitors and those with limited mobility. Lyfthaus installed a low-rise platform lift equipped with automatic safety barriers, a grab post, and a frameless glass upper gate providing safe and easy movement for all visitors.
Explore how Lyfthaus brought inclusive access to the world-famous London Silver Vaults by installing a sleek, low-rise platform lift that overcomes split-level barriers in this historic subterranean landmark.
To provide full accessibility and logistical support for a historic Wimpole Street medical practice, Lyfthaus installed a custom triple scissor platform lift that traverses 3,250mm to connect the basement, street, and entrance levels.
To satisfy strict historical preservation requirements in central London, Lyfthaus engineered a custom, stone-topped scissor lift that discreetly transports waste bins and bicycles between a hidden basement lightwell and street level without altering the building's 18th-century aesthetic.
In Mayfair, we delivered a discreet lightwell lift for a prestigious church by adapting the original upper-level balustrade into a seamless interlocked gate to meet strict planning requirements.
Lyfthaus successfully delivered a bespoke, "invisible" lift for the David Hockney Gallery that provides essential street access while perfectly replicating the building's historic Art Deco features and protecting its Grade I listed status.
