Rise up Elevators

http://archdg.co/3dSK6ay
6 Elevators Worthy Works of Art

6 Elevators That Are Museum-Worthy Works of Art | Architectural Digest Ascendant masterpieces—from a sensory vacuum in Paris by Olafur Eliasson to a Stravinsky-infused Peter Marino collaboration for Chanel

Water Powered Passenger Elevator!

The elevator industry is currently devoting a great deal of time and dare I say energy, into developing ‘green’ products that will contribute to the global objective of preserving our planet for future generations. The general trend is to find ways of reducing rather than eliminating the use of electrical power. Matthew Lloyd of Mathew Lloyd Architects in collaboration with the Royal Engineers, Architecture Inside Out and the RIBA had created the working prototype of elevator powered by water .

Water Powered Passenger Lift The design of water powered passenger lifts in a Royal park in London by Matthew Lloyd Architects in association with Royal Parks and Shape.

We make Positive difference in your lives....we Rise you UP!!

Happy Father's Day!!

May the blessings of Allah, fill your life with peace, joy and prosperity.
Eid Fitr Mubarak!

Elevator Safety Tips

When you approach the elevator:

Know your destination.
Push the UP or DOWN button for the direction you want to go.
Stand aside for exiting passengers.
Wait for the next car if the elevator is full.
Do not try to stop a closing door with anything including hands, feet, canes, etc. Wait for the next elevator.
Take the stairs if there is a fire in the building.

When you enter and leave the elevator:

Watch your step, and enter and exit carefully.
Hold children and pets firmly.
Stand clear of the doors, and keep clothes and carry-ons away from the opening.
Push and hold the Door Open button if doors need to be held open, or ask someone to push the button for you.

When riding on an elevator:

Stand back from the doors.
Hold onto the handrail if one is available.
Pay attention to the floor indicators.
If the doors do not open when the elevator stops, push the Door Open button.

What someone should do when an elevator stops between floors:

Utilize the alarm button and wait for assistance.
If a phone is available, follow instructions to summon help.
Remain patient.
There is plenty of air and the interior of the elevator is designed for passenger safety.

What someone should NOT do when an elevator stops between floors:

Do not attempt to force open the doors.
Do not attempt to leave the elevator.
The elevator hatch is designed for professional personnel who will provide assistance from the outside of the elevator cab.

https://elevatortoday.com/2018/01/18/magic-mirror-for-elevators/

Magic Mirror for Elevators - Elevator Today LU-VE Group through its sister company TGD launched GATEWAY, new IOT magic mirror technology which can be applied to the mirror installed in the elevator car cabs interiors. Their product is able to transform a common elevator interior mirror into a full interactive touch-screen & internet-connected...

Happy Holidays from Rise Up Elevators! 😁

Happy New Year Everyone!! 🎼
Warmest Wishes ❤

Being a Professional Company, we think that Human Safety comes First in Every Manner.
Thus, we are offering Free Safety Check up of Elevators where our Technical Team does audit for your lift and advice you on safety issues. Call Now 03-549165

Common Myths about Elevators

Did you know that it is a myth that elevators can free-fall down the elevator shaft? It’s true.

Contrary to what you’ve seen on TV shows and in movies, modern elevator cars cannot free-fall to the bottom of an elevator shaft. There are a multitude of safeguards and equipment that ensure that a modern elevator will not fall.