hampshire
2019-02-02 19:45:25
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Hello everyone,
We have the idea and the space to use a hillside lift for loads of at least 150 kg. This way, we can get loads (drinks, firewood, stones, soil, building materials for garden huts, plants...) more easily to different garden levels and the kitchen entrance. At the same time, we need to create less access.
The hillside lift would have to overcome a terrain slope of 20-40%, should have three intermediate stations, and cover a total of about 18 meters in height on a track without curves. Somehow, in the research, one keeps coming across Göde.
Who has such a system in use and can share their experience?
Who knows of other alternatives?
Thanks & regards,
Max.
We have the idea and the space to use a hillside lift for loads of at least 150 kg. This way, we can get loads (drinks, firewood, stones, soil, building materials for garden huts, plants...) more easily to different garden levels and the kitchen entrance. At the same time, we need to create less access.
The hillside lift would have to overcome a terrain slope of 20-40%, should have three intermediate stations, and cover a total of about 18 meters in height on a track without curves. Somehow, in the research, one keeps coming across Göde.
Who has such a system in use and can share their experience?
Who knows of other alternatives?
Thanks & regards,
Max.