Traffic and mobility analysis in elevator design at Everest Lift is one of the main tasks carried out in the elevator design process.
The nominal travel time and waiting time for the elevator must be considered in the design of the elevator, and the elevator’s capacity in terms of the number of people or cargo it can carry is very important in the design of the elevator.
One of the steps in designing an elevator is placing the elevator parts in the pit. Utilizing the maximum pit space after analyzing traffic is very important. It is also important to determine the dimensions of the cabin to be built and to be able to be installed and operated in the intended pit.
The most basic and main step before installing an elevator is to design, map, and analyze the traffic of the building and the elevator.
In the installation of an elevator, many factors such as the design and architecture of the building, the type of use of the building, the number of floors, the number of units on each floor, the amount of traffic, etc. will be effective, which play the most role in installing the best condition of the elevators.
In the initial design of the building, a part of the building is considered for the elevator, which is called the elevator shaft. After the roofs of the building are completed, it is the turn of the elevator company. Elevator companies visit the building for an initial visit and after taking various measurements such as: shaft width, shaft depth, travel length, door location, floor height, shaft depth, etc., they examine the values of these measurements and consider the best condition and type of elevator for the building.
To ensure uninterrupted elevator operation and receive fast and professional support services, contact us now.
The Everest Lift team is always ready to serve you with professional, transparent, and reliable services, along with 24/7 support.
The elevator design process includes an initial visit to the project site, calculating the appropriate capacity and speed, selecting the type of system (traction or hydraulic), designing technical drawings, locating equipment, and reviewing safety requirements and standards.
Yes. Elevator design depends on various factors such as building height, number of floors, number of units, building use (residential, commercial, office) and project budget. Each building requires a specific design.
In elevator design, national (ISIRI 6303 and 6303-1) and international (EN81, ISO) standards are followed. Municipal, fire department, and standards organization laws are also taken into account.
Depending on the complexity of the project, elevator design usually takes between 3 and 7 business days. For larger or special projects, this time may be slightly longer.
No. Elevator design is not only done for buildings under construction, but also for renovation and modernization projects of old elevators to improve system performance and increase safety.
The cost of elevator design depends on the size of the project, the type of elevator, the complexity of the architectural structure, and the specific needs of the employer. For detailed inquiries, it is recommended to contact our experts or complete the consultation request form.
Yes. After the design is finalized, technical files including executive drawings, electrical diagrams, component layouts, and dimensional details are provided to the client.
Yes. Our experts are ready to visit your project site and provide an initial consultation completely free of charge. Just contact us and arrange a time for the visit.
Traffic and mobility analysis in elevator design at Everest Lift is one of the main tasks carried out in the elevator design process.
The nominal travel time and waiting time for the elevator must be considered in the design of the elevator, and the elevator’s capacity in terms of the number of people or cargo it can carry is very important in the design of the elevator.
One of the steps in designing an elevator is placing the elevator parts in the pit. Utilizing the maximum pit space after analyzing traffic is very important. It is also important to determine the dimensions of the cabin to be built and to be able to be installed and operated in the intended pit.
The most basic and main step before installing an elevator is to design, map, and analyze the traffic of the building and the elevator.
In the installation of an elevator, many factors such as the design and architecture of the building, the type of use of the building, the number of floors, the number of units on each floor, the amount of traffic, etc. will be effective, which play the most role in installing the best condition of the elevators.
In the initial design of the building, a part of the building is considered for the elevator, which is called the elevator shaft. After the roofs of the building are completed, it is the turn of the elevator company. Elevator companies visit the building for an initial visit and after taking various measurements such as: shaft width, shaft depth, travel length, door location, floor height, shaft depth, etc., they examine the values of these measurements and consider the best condition and type of elevator for the building.
To ensure uninterrupted elevator operation and receive fast and professional support services, contact us now.
The Everest Lift team is always ready to serve you with professional, transparent, and reliable services, along with 24/7 support.
The elevator design process includes an initial visit to the project site, calculating the appropriate capacity and speed, selecting the type of system (traction or hydraulic), designing technical drawings, locating equipment, and reviewing safety requirements and standards.
Yes. Elevator design depends on various factors such as building height, number of floors, number of units, building use (residential, commercial, office) and project budget. Each building requires a specific design.
In elevator design, national (ISIRI 6303 and 6303-1) and international (EN81, ISO) standards are followed. Municipal, fire department, and standards organization laws are also taken into account.
Depending on the complexity of the project, elevator design usually takes between 3 and 7 business days. For larger or special projects, this time may be slightly longer.
No. Elevator design is not only done for buildings under construction, but also for renovation and modernization projects of old elevators to improve system performance and increase safety.
The cost of elevator design depends on the size of the project, the type of elevator, the complexity of the architectural structure, and the specific needs of the employer. For detailed inquiries, it is recommended to contact our experts or complete the consultation request form.
Yes. After the design is finalized, technical files including executive drawings, electrical diagrams, component layouts, and dimensional details are provided to the client.
Yes. Our experts are ready to visit your project site and provide an initial consultation completely free of charge. Just contact us and arrange a time for the visit.
