Build the garage you actually want to wrench in. This attic storage lift helps clear the floor for projects, parking, and the gear that always seems to multiply. Instead of wrestling bulky bins, parts, or gear up a pull down attic ladder, you can move them on a dedicated platform and keep your main workspace open. For gearheads, DIYers, and homeowners with more stuff than floor space, it turns unused attic space into a practical storage lane. It is a strong fit for serious garage organization, especially when you are pairing cabinets, shelving, and overhead garage storage into one clean setup.

The unit is operated by a mounted wall switch and is not intended or approved for lifting persons.

Specifications

• Powder coated steel frame
• Max Lifting Capacity: 200 lbs
• Lift Speed: 8in/sec (8ft 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
• Control: Mounted Wall Switch (50ft of wiring included) Wall Switch install info, click here
• 20.75" wide x 44" long x 39" high
• Weight: 170 lbs
• 48" attic floor to roof rafters required
• Max Ceiling Height: 13 ft
• Max Joist Height: 16"
• Max floor-to-floor: 11-14 ft
• Opening size: 22.5" x 46.5"
• Framing: 24" x 48"

The unit is easily installed in a framed opening similar to the opening for a folding ladder. Before you commit, compare your attic layout to the listed framing, opening, joist, and rafter requirements so the platform has the room it needs to work correctly. For additional specs and information about installation, click here

If your garage floor is doing double duty as a storage unit, this platform gives that space back to your cars, tools, and weekend projects. It is a smart upgrade for storage above the ceiling without turning every trip to the attic into a workout.