The following explains the steps for installing elevators in general old buildings

　　Below is an explanation of the general steps of installing elevators in old buildings

　　As we all know, most of the newly built houses in recent years are equipped with home elevators as standard. However, very few houses built ten years ago have elevators installed. This phenomenon is particularly harmful to the residents' living experience. If the building is low, it doesn't matter, but climbing stairs for those who live on the top floor is "exhausting". Therefore, many old residential areas have begun to install elevators. What are the steps for installing elevators in old buildings?

　　Steps for installing elevators in old buildings

　　Installing elevators in old buildings is a crucial step in the renovation of old houses. It is often mainly because the convenience provided by installing elevators in old buildings is very great, and on the other hand, it is also because the difficulty of the project is very high. It is a very complicated task that not only needs to make a good plan, but also needs to coordinate the neighborhood. Today, let's take a look at the installation process of the elevator installation company.

　　1. Coordinate the intentions of the community owners

　　What kind of residential buildings are suitable for installing elevators? Not only must the 4-story and above multi-family owners have no elevator housing, but also meet certain standards, such as the elevator cannot encroach on the urban road space managed by the municipal government; if the elevator needs to occupy the safe passage for residents' transportation, then the width of the remaining safe passage must be at least 1.5 meters; if the safe passage needs to pass motor vehicles, then this safe passage must be at least 4 meters wide. These are the hard conditions for whether the elevator can be installed.

　　2. Sign an elevator manufacturer

　　After obtaining the support of the customer, the next step is for the editor to find the elevator manufacturer to discuss the plan for adding the elevator. Then, with the materials, the owner's representative can find a qualified architectural design unit to discuss the new plan for the elevator.

　　3. Reporting and Construction Review

　　Houses with elevator shafts can directly enter the construction stage, while some old residential buildings do not have elevator shafts, so they still need to "report construction". Many elevator manufacturers have stated that they will bear the entire process, assist from the side, and replenish raw materials. However, at key stages, such as the filing application submitted to the planning department, the owner's representative may be present and sign.

　　Okay, that's all for today. Thank you for watching. If you need the service of installing elevators in old buildings, you can consult our company.