Stannah S2 Homelift

£16,500.00

incl VAT

Description

Stannah S2 Homelift

The Stannah S2 Homelift brings the convenience of a domestic lift into the home without the space requirements and extensive building work normally associated with a traditional passenger lift. Compact enough to fit into many existing properties yet spacious enough for up to two people standing, it provides an elegant way to travel between two floors while making your home easier to use both now and in the future.

Designed around a self-supporting structure, the S2 does not require a conventional lift shaft or ground-floor pit. Its drive mechanism is contained within the lift itself, creating a neat through-floor home lift that can be positioned in a variety of locations around the property.

For homeowners considering an alternative to a stairlift, planning ahead for changing mobility requirements or simply wanting the convenience of a home elevator, the Stannah S2 offers an attractive combination of accessibility, compact dimensions and established Stannah engineering.

A Home Lift Without a Traditional Lift Shaft

One of the biggest advantages of the S2 is how little space its installation demands.

The entire external cabin occupies a maximum footprint of approximately 1010mm x 790mm, allowing the lift to fit into areas where a larger residential elevator would simply be impractical.

Its structure supports itself, so there is no requirement to construct load-bearing walls around a dedicated lift shaft. The ground floor also requires no lift pit.

Instead, an opening is created between the two floors and the S2 travels vertically through it. When the lift moves upstairs, the floor aperture is covered as part of the installation, helping the surrounding room remain practical when the lift is positioned on the opposite level.

The result is a compact domestic lift capable of providing convenient upstairs access without overwhelming your living space.

Travel Together Rather Than One at a Time

The S2 can carry up to two standing passengers between floors.

That extra capacity can be useful for couples, relatives or anyone who would feel more comfortable travelling with another person. It can also offer greater flexibility than a single-seat stairlift where the user does not need wheelchair accommodation.

An internal cabin area of approximately 770mm x 740mm makes efficient use of the available footprint, while an 800mm entrance and low-level access ramp help make entering and leaving the lift straightforward.

If wheelchair access is required, the larger Stannah S3 is the appropriate model; the S2 is specifically designed around compact standing passenger travel.

Quiet Enough to Become Part of Everyday Life

A home lift may be used several times every day, so noise can be just as important as appearance.

The S2 operates at less than 50 decibels, allowing it to move between floors without the intrusive mechanical noise sometimes associated with larger lift systems.

Its electrically powered self-contained drive is positioned at the top of the cabin. There is no separate motor room or hydraulic pump taking up additional space elsewhere within the property.

This compact engineering helps make the S2 particularly appropriate for residential environments where machinery needs to coexist unobtrusively with everyday living.

Plug In and Go

The Stannah S2 does not require an unusually demanding electrical supply. It connects to a standard domestic plug socket in much the same way as another household appliance.

Energy consumption is impressively low. Stannah states that one journey in the S2 uses less electricity than boiling a kettle.

For customers comparing home lift running costs, this makes the S2 an appealing long-term accessibility improvement rather than something that should have a significant impact on normal household electricity consumption.

Simple Controls Put You in Charge

Inside the cabin, intuitive constant-pressure controls make operating the home lift uncomplicated. The passenger remains in control throughout the journey by continuing to press the control while travelling.

Wireless remote controls are positioned at both floors as well. If the lift is upstairs while you are downstairs, or vice versa, it can be called to the level where it is needed.

This straightforward approach is especially valuable in accessibility equipment. Rather than filling the cabin with complicated operating systems, the S2 provides the essential controls needed for comfortable everyday use.

Built-In Protection Throughout Every Journey

Safety is integrated into the design rather than added as an afterthought.

Edges positioned at the top and bottom of the cabin detect obstructions and stop the lift if something is encountered during movement. A protective light beam associated with the half-height door provides additional monitoring while the lift is travelling.

The S2 also incorporates an emergency communication system, allowing assistance to be contacted should it ever be required.

In the event of a household power failure, the backup battery system is designed to return the lift safely to the ground floor. This means an unexpected loss of mains electricity does not simply leave the passenger stranded between levels.

Open, Airy Cabin Design

Although compact, the S2 has been designed to avoid feeling unnecessarily enclosed.

Its half-height entrance door gives the cabin a more open appearance while providing convenient entry and exit. The low access ramp also avoids the need to step over a raised threshold when entering the lift.

Integrated rails within the cabin contribute to the space-efficient design, while the contemporary exterior allows the S2 to sit more naturally alongside modern home interiors.

For homeowners who have previously dismissed domestic lifts because they imagined a bulky commercial elevator, the S2 offers a considerably different proposition.

Standard and Compact Versions for Different Homes

Ceiling height can sometimes determine whether a through-floor lift is practical, particularly in older British properties.

Stannah offers the S2 in standard and compact configurations.

The standard version requires a minimum upper-floor ceiling height of approximately 2350mm, while the compact model reduces this requirement to approximately 2200mm.

This additional flexibility can open up installation possibilities in properties where ceiling clearance would otherwise be restrictive.

A Different Approach to Future-Proofing Your Home

Home lifts are not only installed when climbing the stairs has already become impossible.

Increasingly, homeowners consider domestic lifts when adapting a property for later life. Installing a compact lift can make the house easier to use as mobility changes, potentially avoiding the need to move away from familiar surroundings simply because bedrooms and bathrooms are upstairs.

The S2 may appeal particularly to people who can stand comfortably but:

  • Find repeated stair climbing tiring or painful
  • Experience reduced balance or confidence on steps
  • Want easier access between ground and first floors
  • Are planning adaptations for later life
  • Prefer a home lift to a conventional stairlift
  • Want two-person travel capability
  • Are renovating or future-proofing their property

It can also add an element of convenience for customers who simply prefer vertical lift travel to following the staircase.

Stannah S2 Homelift at a Glance

The main features of the S2 include:

  • Carries one or two people standing
  • Travels between two floors
  • Maximum external footprint of approximately 1010mm x 790mm
  • Internal cabin area of approximately 770mm x 740mm
  • 800mm entrance width
  • Low-level access ramp
  • Self-supporting freestanding structure
  • No conventional lift shaft required
  • No ground-floor pit required
  • Electrically powered self-contained drive
  • Standard domestic plug connection
  • Low energy consumption
  • Operating noise below 50dB
  • Constant-pressure cabin controls
  • Wireless call controls on both levels
  • Obstruction-detecting safety edges
  • Door safety light beam
  • Integrated emergency communication system
  • Battery backup for power cuts
  • Standard and compact-height models available
  • Two-year Stannah warranty

More Than an Alternative to a Stairlift

A stairlift remains one of the simplest ways to overcome difficulty with stairs, but not everybody wants to travel sitting alongside the staircase.

The Stannah S2 offers another possibility.

Because you travel vertically between floors, the staircase itself remains untouched by a rail and chair. There is no stairlift parked at the bottom or top, and other members of the household continue using the stairs normally.

The ability for two people to use the lift together also gives the S2 an advantage for couples and households where more than one person may benefit from easier movement between levels.

Bring Convenient Lift Access Into Your Home

The Stannah S2 Homelift combines the trusted Stannah name with contemporary through-floor lift technology in a design created specifically for domestic living.

Its small footprint, quiet operation, low electricity consumption and self-supporting construction make it a compelling choice for homeowners looking for a compact home lift without the scale and complexity of a traditional residential elevator.

Whether you are searching for a through-floor home lift, domestic lift, two-person home elevator, stairlift alternative or a way to future-proof your property, the Stannah S2 provides a stylish and practical solution for moving comfortably between two levels of your home.

Improve accessibility without allowing mobility requirements to dictate where you can live within your own property. The Stannah S2 helps keep both floors within easy reach while becoming a discreet, permanent part of the home.