Build the garage you want, not the one your storage forces on you. This extra-high attic lift elevator is a garage attic lift made for tall bays and heavy bins—rated to 200 lbs max so you can clear the floor and keep the cars front and center. Skip the sketchy ladder routine and send your load upstairs with a corded hand-held remote. It’s the clean, reliable attic hoist and garage storage lift you’ve been wanting.

Quick and capable: the motorized attic lift moves at 8 in/sec (8 ft in approx 12 sec) and is designed for tall spaces—max ceiling height is 19 ft with a max floor-to-floor of 14–17 ft. It works with a max joist height of 18" and requires 48" from the attic floor to the roof rafters.

Controls and safety are sorted: you get a hand-held remote with a 15 ft cord, plus a remote key included for safety of operation. Units are not intended or approved for lifting persons.

The powder coated steel frame, twin .093 steel cables (1,000 lb break), and a .6 hp, 1725 rpm motor running on 110 v AC (4.5 amps, 560 watts) make this garage ceiling storage lift a dependable attic elevator lift for everyday use.

Plan the install and platform fitment with these details:

• 26" wide by 56" long by 46.25" high
• Opening size: 22.5" x 46.5"
• Framing: 24" x 48"
• Weight: 170 lbs

Specifications:

• Powder coated steel frame
• Lifting Capacity: 200 lbs max
• Lift Speed: 8 in/sec (8 ft in approx 12 sec)
• Cables (2): .093 steel 1,000 lb break
• Motor: .6 hp, 1725 rpm
• Voltage: 110 v AC
• Power: 4.5 amps, 560 watts
• Remote Control: Hand-held with 15 ft cord
• 26" wide by 56" long by 46.25" high
• Weight: 170 lbs
• 48" attic floor to roof rafters required
• Max Ceiling Height: 19 ft
• Max Joist Height: 18"
• Max floor-to-floor: 14-17 ft
• Opening size: 22.5" x 46.5"
• Framing: 24" x 48"

Use it as an attic lift system, attic elevator, or garage ceiling storage lift—however you say it, this garage storage lift system keeps your space dialed without messing with a DIY pulley setup.

For additional specs and information about installation, click here