We install and maintain lifts in residential complexes, hospitals, shopping centres, theatres and private homes. Most of our projects are in western Ukraine, but we work across the whole country.
A glass shaft on a steel frame stands against the courtyard facade of a listed building. Wheelchair users can now reach each of the administration's four floors. Izamet panoramic lift, 630 kg.
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Bored piles, a pit and a steel frame form a separate structure next to the wall of the listed building. The weight of the shaft goes onto its own piles, not the old walls; the historic wall carries only point fixings.
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Dark profiles and continuous glass from the steel base to the shaft roof. A modern addition beside a historic facade that does not pretend to be old.
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Landing doors in stainless steel portals open into the building's corridors on each of the four floors; on the second to fourth floors they were made in place of windows. The Izamet car is glazed on three sides, with handrails and a marble-effect floor.
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A practical solution for high-traffic buildings: brushed stainless steel, a handrail and a full-height car operating panel.
A tactile strip in front of the entrance, a landing call button at an accessible height and a Braille sign - accessibility requirements are fully met.
A steel-frame shaft in an inner courtyard: the lift was added where the original design made no provision for one, without touching the load-bearing walls.
Looking up: the glazed steel frame passes every floor and acts as a vertical accent on the facade.
Continuous glazing from the floor up: during the ride you see the courtyard and trees, not a blank shaft wall.
Full-height glazing on a steel frame, with the lifts standing in the middle of the atrium beneath a skylight. Here the shaft is part of the interior, so every frame joint was coordinated with the architecture of the hall.
The glass wall of the car faces the inner courtyard: passengers see the courtyard, not the shaft wall. The rest of the finish is brushed stainless steel with a white marble-effect floor.
A poured epoxy floor with a blue and gold pattern, LED strips on the walls and ceiling, and a glass side wall. An example of how a car finish is designed for a specific interior.
The shaft and guide rails were retained; the car, doors and controller were replaced. On the landing there is a new call station with a direction indicator.
A fully glazed car with a stainless steel handrail and LED contour lighting around the perimeter. Passengers see the city as they ride.
A glass shaft on the sales floor: the lift is not hidden in a wall but works as part of the interior and a landmark for visitors.
A dark wood door portal, gold-effect walls and carpeting - the equipment was chosen to suit the building's existing interior.
The car and shaft are glazed in stainless steel frames, with the control cabinet next to them in the same finish. The lift carries customers between the showroom levels.
The rear wall of the car is finished with a cityscape panel - a solution for a residential building whose residents wanted not just a new car but a distinctive look.
View from the landing: stainless steel walls, a white marble-effect floor and an LED strip around the edge of the ceiling. Next to it is a call station with a direction indicator.
A full-height panel in the car: floor buttons, a dispatcher call button and a digital indicator. This kind of panel is easier to use for both children and wheelchair users.
A deep car for stretchers and an intensive care bed, a wide door opening and a position indicator above the door portal. The finish is stainless steel that stands up to daily wet cleaning.
Brushed stainless steel walls and a marble-effect porcelain stoneware floor - a combination that copes well with heavy traffic.
A call panel with a position indicator at an accessible height; the lobby finish matches the landing doors.
A platform lift for barrier-free access with hold-to-run controls. Installed in the monastery's existing building - no deep pit was needed.
A car with a marble-effect floor, mirrored inserts and LED contour lighting. The finish was chosen to match the facility's interior.
Bronze-toned mirror stainless steel - for buildings where the lift has to contribute to the look of the interior, not just carry people.
The entrance was reached by steep stone steps - a dead end for a wheelchair. The platform lift was installed next to the steps and raises users from courtyard level straight onto the porch. The venue is open to the public, so the equipment is in daily use.
A chequered deck, side guards and a ramp that lowers for boarding. There is no threshold at all: a wheelchair rolls on from the paving level without assistance.
Travel buttons and a red emergency stop button within reach of a wheelchair user, with a handrail alongside. The platform moves only while the button is held down - a safety requirement for this type of equipment.
A cascade of flights between retail levels: up and down escalators side by side, with step lighting and solid balustrades. Mens shopping centre, 201 Halytska St. Equipment manufactured by IZAMET - Bulgaria.
On a large project, vertical transport is usually combined: the escalator handles the main flow between levels, while the panoramic lift serves those who cannot use steps, as well as goods deliveries. Mens shopping centre, 201 Halytska St.
A glazed steel-frame shaft was installed as an add-on to the facade, without touching the building's load-bearing structure. A solution for a building whose original design made no provision for a shaft.
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Toughened glass in a steel frame over the full travel height. The shaft works as an architectural feature of the facade, not as a utilitarian add-on.
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Automatic stainless steel and glass sliding doors at ground-floor level, with a canopy over the entrance.
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Sliding landing doors finished in stainless steel with glass inserts - built to withstand heavy use in a public building.
More about this project →Most of our projects are in Lviv Oblast, where we have a separate branch and 110 contracts in the procurement register. But our work is not confined to the west: we have our own installation crew in Kyiv, and our projects have reached as far as Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. What we have done in Lviv and Lviv Oblast →
The gallery above is only part of what we have done: not every project was photographed, and of those that were, only shots without bystanders in the frame go on the website.
A broader picture comes from another source - our photo archive of projects. It covers lifts, escalators and platform lifts in Ivano-Frankivsk and its oblast, in Lviv and Lviv Oblast, and in Chernivtsi, Vinnytsia, Poltava, Kaniv, Kyiv, Dnipro, Kamianske, Yaremche, Tiachiv, Stryi, Dolyna and Svaliava. Residential buildings, hospitals, shopping centres, office buildings, hotels and educational institutions.
More precise still is the open Prozorro register: 163 signed contracts with 42 clients. Most of them are in Lviv Oblast - 110 contracts with 16 clients - followed by Chernivtsi Oblast and our home Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. This is a case where you can check us not by our word but against a state register.
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