[Hyperlift Case] Installation of a simple lift in a building where vertical shaft sections are applicable.

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last updated：Jan 17, 2020

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Introducing a case where a simple lift was installed in a store utilizing a vertical pit layout.

A "Hyper Lift" has been installed at a store located in Chiba Prefecture. The lift is used for transporting goods and other items in a large store spanning from the second floor to the basement level. This building has a vertical shaft compartment, which is a type of fire compartment, established in accordance with fire safety laws. When installing a simple lift in a building where a vertical shaft compartment applies, it is necessary to partition the lift shaft with fire-resistant materials and to enclose the area near the landing with fire doors or fire shutters that have both flame and smoke protection performance. Additionally, if it is not possible to dig a pit for the simple lift, it is also possible to install a ramp for levels that include the basement. 【Example】 ■ Location: Store ■ Stops: 3 stops (from basement level 1 to 2nd floor) ■ Entrance direction: One-way ■ Entrance door: One manually operated top-opening door *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.

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A vertical shaft compartment refers to a fire protection compartment for vertical openings in a building that penetrate multiple floors, such as staircases, atriums, and elevator shafts. This vertical shaft is designed to prevent the spread of smoke and flames to upper floors during a fire. The vertical shaft compartment is one of the fire compartments mandated by law for fire-resistant buildings, alongside another type known as area compartments. Both are governed by structural requirements set forth in Article 112 of the Building Standards Act Enforcement Order. *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.*