Dedicated Housing
The machine room provides a purpose-designed space for the drive, motor and control equipment — supporting organised installation and service.
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Classic traction elevators with a dedicated machine room above the shaft.
Machine room elevator solutions designed around building structure, dependable operation and proven traction technology.
A machine room elevator is a vertical transportation system that uses a dedicated machine room above or beside the shaft to house the drive machinery — a proven traction configuration used across a wide range of buildings.
The dedicated machine room allows the drive, motor, control equipment and other components to be housed together in a purpose-designed space — supporting straightforward maintenance, service access and component configuration for the building.
Machine room elevators are used across residential, commercial, institutional and industrial buildings where the structure allows for a machine room. HEXA approaches machine room elevator projects as engineering projects — understanding the building, coordinating the system and supporting the lift across its working life.
A machine room elevator is part of the daily operation of a building — providing dependable traction movement with the drive and control systems housed in a dedicated space.
The machine room provides a purpose-designed space for the drive, motor and control equipment — supporting organised installation and service.
Traction drive systems deliver dependable movement across a wide range of floors and travel distances — well established in building design.
A machine room allows equipment to be accessed in a controlled environment — supporting routine maintenance and component serviceability.
Every machine room elevator brings together multiple elements that work as one complete system — from the drive located in the machine room to the controls that coordinate its movement.
A purpose-designed space above or beside the shaft for the drive, motor and control equipment.
Traction drive systems provide dependable movement across a wide range of floors and travel distances.
Cabin layout and internal finishes configured around the building's requirements and interior design.
Designed to work within the requirements of different building environments — from residential to commercial and industrial.
Safety-related systems verified during installation, testing and commissioning, and maintained across the working life of the lift.
Consideration for installation, maintenance and long-term support so the lift continues to perform across its working life.
Machine room elevators support movement across a range of building environments. The right configuration depends on the building itself.
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Machine room elevator configuration is defined around the building and its requirements. The following summarises the areas typically considered during planning.
Detailed specifications are provided based on the specific project. Contact HEXA to discuss your building's requirements.
Each machine room elevator project follows a structured process — from understanding the building's structure to supporting the lift through its working life.
Understand the building's structure, shaft and machine room requirements before work begins.
Coordinate the machine room elevator solution with the building's structure, layout and other services.
Install and integrate the machine room elevator system with careful attention to alignment and detail.
Test movement, doors, controls and safety functions before the lift is prepared for operational use.
A machine room elevator is a vertical transportation system that uses a dedicated machine room above or beside the shaft to house the drive machinery, motor and control equipment. It is a proven traction configuration used across a wide range of buildings.
Machine room elevators are used in residential buildings, commercial buildings, institutional buildings, industrial buildings, hotels and hospitality environments, and multi-storey buildings where a machine room can be accommodated.
Selection depends on the building's structure, the availability of space for a machine room, the number of floors served, expected usage, access requirements and integration with other building services. Detailed requirements are best confirmed after a site survey.
Yes. Machine room elevator configuration — including cabin layout, finishes, door arrangement, controls and access considerations — is planned around the building's specific requirements. The right combination is defined during project planning.
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