Standard In-Line Drive
The standard in-line drive configuration places the drive 1200mm (47 1/4”) from the top of the stairs to allow a passenger to load and unload the platform and maneuver past the Drive Box.

Offset Drive
When upper landing space is limited, the Drive Box can be positioned closer to the stairs and to the wall.

Reverse Drive
By reversing the drive box it can be placed closer to the top stair nose, while still maintaining sufficient clearance for loading and unloading. This scenario is ideal for landings between stairs or where walls end at the top of the stairs.

90° Configuration*
The 90° allows the drive box to be located away from the top of the stairs and pedestrian traffic.

180° Configuration*
The 180° allows the drive box to be located away from the top of the stairs and pedestrian traffic.

Drive on Treads - Flight Beyond Upper Landing
Designed for intermediate landings with restricted clearances due to narrow hallways, the drive box is mounted on the stair treads. This ensures maximum clearance on the landing for pedestrian traffic.

Drive Through Wall at 90°
The tubes go through the wall enabling the drive to be stored in a separate room instead of on the upper landing.

Drive Through Wall at 180°
The tubes go through the wall enabling the drive to be stored in a separate room instead of on the upper landing.

Drive Under Floor
The drive box can be positioned under the floor if sufficient clearances are available. It can be placed on its side or right side up.

Drive on Shelf
The drive box can be attached to a shelf that is fastened to a solid wall.

Compact Drive
The Compact Drive is designed to utilize a minimum amount of space, in some conditions as little as 203mm (8”). Required clearances vary with stair angle, motor orientation, as well as ramp and platform sizes.