Turn that unused attic space into clean, practical garage storage without wrestling heavy boxes up a pull down ladder. This attic storage lift lets you load totes, coolers, spare parts, and other gear on the platform, then move it overhead from the garage floor with a wall-mounted switch. It is a smart fit for anyone who wants a cleaner garage, more open floor space, and fewer awkward trips up and down with bulky stuff in hand.

Built around a powder coated steel frame, this garage storage lift is designed for garages with ceilings up to 10 ft and a 200 lbs max lifting capacity. The mounted wall switch gives you straightforward control, with 50 ft of wiring included, so the lift feels like part of the garage instead of another loose gadget to keep track of. Pair it with cabinets, shelves, or other garage organization to keep seasonal gear and less-used items tucked away but still easy to reach when you need them.

Specifications

• Powder coated steel frame
• Max lifting capacity: 200 lbs
• 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
• Control: Mounted Wall Switch (50 ft 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: 10 ft
• Max Joist Height: 16"
• Max floor-to-floor: 8-11 ft
• Opening size: 22.5"w x 46.5"
• Framing: 24" x 48"

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Important use note

This attic lift system is not intended or approved for lifting persons. Use it for moving stored items between the garage and attic, and confirm your installation area matches the listed clearance, opening, framing, joist, and floor-to-floor requirements.

If your garage has the right ceiling height and attic layout, this wall switch setup is a clean way to reclaim space without giving up access to the gear you actually use. It brings real garage organization momentum without turning every storage run into a balancing act.