Tenkai Home Lift

Tenkai Tsuki

The narrowest shaft in the range, and the only model needing no pit.

Tsuki is the most highly specified model in the range. The shaft is integrated rather than built around the lift: it is made of aviation aluminium alloy with high-strength 5+5 laminated glass carrying part of the structure, which is what lets it be so narrow. The aluminium is powder coated, with a pearl lustre.

Car type
Cabin or platform
Rated load
320 kg / 400 kg
Rated speed
0.4 m/s
Minimum shaft
800 × 900 mm
Minimum pit
0 mm
Minimum overhead
2,800 mm
Power supply
Single or three phase
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Tenkai Tsuki home lift with a slim white aluminium shaft and full-height glazing, standing beside a pale stone cantilevered stair

Standard configuration

What comes as standard.

  • AMNEO steel belt traction machine
  • Hpmont V2 controller
  • Touchscreen COP and LOP
  • Soft LED light strip
  • Aluminium alloy handrail
  • Customisable pattern lighted acrylic car board
  • Aviation aluminium backpack rack
  • German ELGO magnetic scale absolute-position shaft measurement system
Close-up of the Tenkai Tsuki car entrance, showing the touchscreen panel and the laminated glass shaft

In detail

Up close.

Prawita Karya's own renders of the Tsuki.

  • Tenkai Tsuki platform lift head-on with both glass doors open, showing the lit white car panels, the control panel and the star ceiling above
  • Tenkai Tsuki seen from above at three-quarters, the matte black frame open at the top over the star ceiling and the lit white car panels
  • Close-up of the Tenkai Tsuki floor, a woven-texture panel set within the matte black frame, with light strips running along the frame edges

Head-on, with the doors open.

Installed

In a house.

  • Tenkai Tsuki installed against a dark timber wall, the car lit from within behind an onyx-patterned panel, beside a staircase
    An installed Tsuki with a lit stone-pattern car panel.

The rest of the range

Three other models.

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Which model suits your house?

Shaft, pit and overhead decide it more often than anything else. Send us the space and our engineers will tell you what fits.

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