| Questions |
Answers |
What weight can it lift? |
275lbs / 125kgs or twice that if used in tandem |
What height can it lift up to? |
50ft / 15mtrs - typically four stories |
How does it stay in the window opening? |
Rubber pads or spikes in head / base plates |
Can it lift glazed and unglazed product? |
Yes, using a sling or vacum lifters |
What if the window is very wide? |
Use a pair of Eazi Lifters in tandem |
How do I lift over 50 ft/15mtrs? |
Specificing a longer winch rope when ordering |
How often does it need servicing? |
A though examination anually |
What does the service cost? |
Depends on condition of returned product |
Is it guaranteed? |
Yes, it carries a 12 month guarantee |
Will it reduce my insurance premium? |
Probably, talk to your insurance provider |
Why buy a hoist when I can use a ladder? |
Self preservation and improved productivity |
Can I spread the cost? |
Yes, talk to our financial team |
Can I offset it against my business costs? |
Yes, talk to our financial team |
Is it really quicker than working off ladders? |
Yes, users have found after familiarisation, productivity improvements of up to 50% are not uncommon |
Can a man work solo with this hoist? |
Yes, an installer can safely and easily lift a window of up to 275lbs / 125kgs on his own |
Why is it cheaper than using conventional access systems |
Conventional access equipment hire or purchase and storage is an installers nightmare, never mind the problem of assembly, use, disassembly and packing away |