Basically, elevators in a hospital building are for more than just transporting people. The same elevator is used by different users such as patients (seated, lying or walking), doctors, nursing staff and visitors. Therefore, it is not insignificant to think priority calls into the project so that the elevator can be reserved for specific use such as porter driving, emergency driving, etc.
In addition, capacity must be ensured during the planning phase of the construction for the transport of clean and used beds, as well as linen and food etc.
Not insignificantly, the design of the elevator cabin is also important, in terms of protecting the cabin when bringing in beds, ensuring that there is no immediate reflection in the cabin for bedridden patients, as they should not be able to mirror themselves in the cabin. We also have in our program car operating panels, including touch-less buttons, and antiviral handrails that are particularly suitable in a hospital building.
Located near Copenhagen, in the Herlev region, which also bears the name, the university hospital is the seventh tallest hospital in the world, being the tallest building in Denmark. Its construction began in 1965 and was completed in 1975. Within the Herlev Hospital project, 16 elevators were installed. The experience gained over the years allows our assemblers to meet daily challenges and adapt to the work environment.
Located in the northern region, Alborg Hospital is the largest medical center in Denmark and plays a key role in the sustainability of the Danish medical system. Within the Aalborg Hospital project were installed 8 elevators with the capacity of 2000 kg, with 12 stations, with a speed of 2.00 m/s, both assembly and disassembly.
Located in the city of Liverpool in the United Kingdom, Royal Liverpool University Hospital is the largest university hospital in the district of Merseyside and Ceshire and has the largest guard room in the UK. Within this major project predominated the installation of elevators with capacities of 2550 kg, speed 1.6m/s, the number of stations being variable, between 8, 11 and 12.
Liverpool University Hospitals one of the largest medical centers in Merseyside. This work is one of the most important projects carried out in England. Within this work were installed 13 elevators with a weight between 2250kg and 4000 kg.
Our designs can be adapted to the individual needs of the client. We offer professional support and technical advice as well as full access to information during the planning of your projects.
