See how families use vertical platform lifts at porches, garages, decks, and inside their homes. Every photo is framed to show the full product and the surrounding installation—not just a close-up.
A few front-porch steps shouldn’t stand between you and home. This outdoor armed-base lift makes the porch easier to reach, with half-height mesh walls.Time on the upper deck is easier to enjoy when getting there is simple. This outdoor armed-base lift connects the yard and deck with full-height mesh walls.Coming home from the garage gets a little easier. An armed-base lift with railing-only sides carries you up to the entry.Enjoy more of your home, from the first story to the second. This indoor base-bracket lift connects both levels with railing-only sides.Sometimes you’re not the only one who needs a lift. This indoor lift with half-height mesh walls helps her and her little friend get where they want to go.For the first time in years, the homeowner could reach the lower-level television room again. This indoor armed-base lift connects it to the main level for more time relaxing at home.Getting from her driveway to the new deck is a little easier. This short armed-base lift keeps the view open with railing-only sides.An easier route to the upper landing means more of home is within reach. This 12-foot base-bracket lift with a full gate was installed for the homeowner’s son.After a long time away, coming home was possible again. A short armed-base garage lift with railing-only sides made the entrance easier to reach.Family time is easier to join when both levels of the home are within reach. This short indoor armed-base lift connects the main level with the lower level.Getting from the front of the home to the back deck opens the way to more time outdoors. This outdoor lift makes that trip a little easier.Four garage steps can make coming home feel like a challenge. This base-bracket lift with railings gives the homeowner a more reassuring way inside.Another area of the home becomes easier to enjoy. This indoor armed-base lift connects the spaces with full-height solid black panels.Reaching the upper level no longer requires taking the basement stairs. This 12-foot outdoor base-bracket lift provides direct access from the driveway.A lift can fit the way you want to enjoy your outdoor space. This galvanized installation pairs smoke gray mesh walls with a canopy-frame add-on and a protective wall.A new landing creates a more welcoming way into the home. This armed-base garage lift with railing-only sides makes it easier to reach.From sidewalk to second-floor deck, more of home is within reach. This 10-foot armed-base lift makes the connection with half-height mesh walls.The 24-inch rise to the landing becomes an easier part of coming home. This armed-base lift has a 36 × 60 basket, with full-height mesh walls on two sides and half-height mesh walls on the other two.An easier route upstairs brings the upper deck into everyday reach. This 10-foot lift has a 36 × 60 basket and full-height mesh walls.A few garage steps no longer have to complicate coming home. This black lift with railing-only sides bridges the 26-inch rise into the house.A short rise can stand between the patio and a favorite spot on the porch. This white lift with railing-only sides makes the two-foot trip to the porch landing easier.Moving between the lower and upper levels becomes an easier part of life at home. This white base-bracket lift has a canopy and full-height mesh walls, with full-height plexiglass added after installation.The 30-inch rise to the landing becomes an easier part of coming home. An almond armed-base lift with half-height mesh walls fits beside the porch.A raised porch can still be an easy place to gather. This base-bracket lift has railing-only sides, with a post brace and laminated boards incorporated into the installation.Second-floor access opens up more of the home for everyday life. This smoke gray base-bracket lift travels 12 feet to the upper landing.From the parking level to the deck, this lift offers a direct way up. The sand-colored lift with full-height mesh walls rises through the deck floor.More time in the backyard starts with an easier way between home and garden. This 8-foot armed-base lift with full-height mesh walls connects the yard and upper landing.After years away, the patio and deck are part of everyday life again. This 10-foot base-bracket lift with half-height mesh walls brings those favorite spaces back within reach.A small change in height can make a big difference in getting around at home. This armed-base lift with railing-only sides provides roughly two feet of travel.
See how families use vertical platform lifts at porches, garages, decks, and inside their homes. Every photo is framed to show the full product and the surrounding installation—not just a close-up.
A few front-porch steps shouldn’t stand between you and home. This outdoor armed-base lift makes the porch easier to reach, with half-height mesh walls.Time on the upper deck is easier to enjoy when getting there is simple. This outdoor armed-base lift connects the yard and deck with full-height mesh walls.Coming home from the garage gets a little easier. An armed-base lift with railing-only sides carries you up to the entry.Enjoy more of your home, from the first story to the second. This indoor base-bracket lift connects both levels with railing-only sides.Sometimes you’re not the only one who needs a lift. This indoor lift with half-height mesh walls helps her and her little friend get where they want to go.For the first time in years, the homeowner could reach the lower-level television room again. This indoor armed-base lift connects it to the main level for more time relaxing at home.Getting from her driveway to the new deck is a little easier. This short armed-base lift keeps the view open with railing-only sides.An easier route to the upper landing means more of home is within reach. This 12-foot base-bracket lift with a full gate was installed for the homeowner’s son.After a long time away, coming home was possible again. A short armed-base garage lift with railing-only sides made the entrance easier to reach.Family time is easier to join when both levels of the home are within reach. This short indoor armed-base lift connects the main level with the lower level.Getting from the front of the home to the back deck opens the way to more time outdoors. This outdoor lift makes that trip a little easier.Four garage steps can make coming home feel like a challenge. This base-bracket lift with railings gives the homeowner a more reassuring way inside.Another area of the home becomes easier to enjoy. This indoor armed-base lift connects the spaces with full-height solid black panels.Reaching the upper level no longer requires taking the basement stairs. This 12-foot outdoor base-bracket lift provides direct access from the driveway.A lift can fit the way you want to enjoy your outdoor space. This galvanized installation pairs smoke gray mesh walls with a canopy-frame add-on and a protective wall.A new landing creates a more welcoming way into the home. This armed-base garage lift with railing-only sides makes it easier to reach.From sidewalk to second-floor deck, more of home is within reach. This 10-foot armed-base lift makes the connection with half-height mesh walls.The 24-inch rise to the landing becomes an easier part of coming home. This armed-base lift has a 36 × 60 basket, with full-height mesh walls on two sides and half-height mesh walls on the other two.An easier route upstairs brings the upper deck into everyday reach. This 10-foot lift has a 36 × 60 basket and full-height mesh walls.A few garage steps no longer have to complicate coming home. This black lift with railing-only sides bridges the 26-inch rise into the house.A short rise can stand between the patio and a favorite spot on the porch. This white lift with railing-only sides makes the two-foot trip to the porch landing easier.Moving between the lower and upper levels becomes an easier part of life at home. This white base-bracket lift has a canopy and full-height mesh walls, with full-height plexiglass added after installation.The 30-inch rise to the landing becomes an easier part of coming home. An almond armed-base lift with half-height mesh walls fits beside the porch.A raised porch can still be an easy place to gather. This base-bracket lift has railing-only sides, with a post brace and laminated boards incorporated into the installation.Second-floor access opens up more of the home for everyday life. This smoke gray base-bracket lift travels 12 feet to the upper landing.From the parking level to the deck, this lift offers a direct way up. The sand-colored lift with full-height mesh walls rises through the deck floor.More time in the backyard starts with an easier way between home and garden. This 8-foot armed-base lift with full-height mesh walls connects the yard and upper landing.After years away, the patio and deck are part of everyday life again. This 10-foot base-bracket lift with half-height mesh walls brings those favorite spaces back within reach.A small change in height can make a big difference in getting around at home. This armed-base lift with railing-only sides provides roughly two feet of travel.
