Lower costs, more space
EOX lift with extra-reduced shaft head

With no elevator shaft sticking out, the final concrete slab can be poured in one go. The complexity of the roofing and insulation work is greatly reduced. All of this saves valuable time and costs.

Whether your're aiming to put your building's roof to good use with a large photovoltaic system or a green roof to support biodiversity and score a certification credit – it will be much easier if you do not have to constantly go round a superstructure in your planning.

The roof superstructure above the elevator shaft is essentially dead space. The absence of this automatically increases the value of a building, up to the point where additional rentable space can be created, for example through a roof garden or community terrace.

Needless to say about an extra-reduced elevator shaft head: Architects love this trick! From urban gardening to private penthouse terraces, the idea of a virtually unobstructed roof spurs creativity.