Install a DDA access lift

A DDA access lift helps comply with the legislation set by the Equality Act 2010, previously the Disability Discrimination Act 1995, and enables building owners to ensure their facility is inclusive and usable by all.

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Benefits of DDA lifts

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Compliance

All of our lifts will help to comply with the Equality Act and Part M, and meet the latest industry standards for manufacture and installation.

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Cost effective

With a wide range of lift products that cover all potential requirements, we can offer solutions for any situation, especially where a full passenger lift is not viable.

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Efficient

Our lift ranges all use highly efficient electric motors, keeping running costs low and ensuring high energy efficiency standards for your buildings.

Our DDA lift products

We have a range of indoor and outdoor DDA lift dimensions, all suitable for providing disabled access for wheelchair users or other people living with a disability, regardless of the architectural style or type of building.  Plus we offer passenger lifts too.

What our customers say

We specified the Stannah Midilift platform lift because it combines cost-efficiency with performance, after-sales support and the reassurance of an established name in the lift industry. 

Architect, Barefoot & Giles

FAQs

What is a DDA compliant lift?

Part M states that the preferred DDA-compliant lift solution to enable disabled access is a passenger lift, particularly for new developments. However, it also recognises that a building may not always be able to accommodate a passenger lift so a platform lift can be considered to achieve DDA lift compliance in these instances.

What are DDA-compliant lift car dimensions?

DDA-compliant lift car dimensions should be a 17 or 8-person passenger lift or an 1100x1400mm platform lift size.

What are typical DDA lift costs?

The cost of a DDA platform lift fully installed will vary depending on the product chosen but will typically be between £11,000 and £30,000. This is also dependent on lift travel, finishes, and functional options chosen. All lifts require building work in addition to the supply and installation costs.

Do I need a DDA compliant platform lift?

No, not all buildings need a DDA lift. However, the Equality Act means a DDA platform lift is necessary if it's difficult or impossible for a disabled person to use a building's facilities or services and a passenger lift can't be fitted. So, most existing commercial and public buildings install a DDA platform lift to make their premises more accessible to everyone.

What's the lead time on a DDA lift?

The lead time from order to installation of a DDA  lift depends on the lift you choose, so it's best to engage with us as early as possible for your project. Once the site is ready, the fitting process usually takes between 2 and 5 days, depending on the product.