Service Lifts, Goods Lifts and Dumb Waiters from movemanSKG

movemanSKG has supplied service lifts and dumb waiters to hundreds of hotels, pubs and offices. Our goods lifts are ideal for industrial applications, where heavy goods need moving between levels.

We offer a variety of service lifts, dumb waiters and goods lifts - something to suit most applications. Robust and reliable, they transport loads of between 50kg - 2000kg.

Click on a lift below for details, including a full specification, downloadable brochures, and technical drawings.

Dumb Waiters ISO-A	Service Lift ISO-C	Service Lift ISO-D
Bi-parting doors on serving height	Bi-parting doors serving at floor level	Hinged doors serving at floor level

Goods Lift Titan	Custom Goods Lifts ISO-MAX	Heavy Duty Goods Lift - 146
Lighter duty goods lift	Custom range of heavier duty lifts	Heavy duty goods lift

Moving Food & Beverages in Dumb Waiters

Dumbwaiters are ideal for moving lighter items that need loading and unloading from serving height. This means dumb waiters are a common sight in public houses, hotels and restaurants, where they move food and drink from the kitchen to the dining area. Dumb waiters reduce manual handling requirements and make for efficient customer service.

Service Lifts for Medium Sized Loads

We offer service lifts that suit applications where heavier goods need loading and unloading from floor level. Service lifts are popular with offices for transporting books and files, and pubs, bars and clubs for moving beer barrels from the cellar to the bar area. Our service lifts take up little space and custom models are available if there is not a suitable one in the standard range.

Heavy-duty Goods Lifts for Tough Applications

For warehouses, workshops and other industrial environments that move heavy stock items between floors, one of our goods lifts may be the answer. Goods lifts have high loading capacities (up to 2000kg with Goods Lift 146) and are hardwearing, making them ideal for tough applications. Goods lifts reduce manual handling, and the associated risk of employees sustaining strain injuries, known as musculoskeletal disorders.