Integrated enclosure
The aluminium frame forms the lift enclosure and is coordinated with the building openings.
Home Lift Sydney E-Frame
The lift enclosure becomes part of the architecture.
Our aluminium E-Frame forms the lift enclosure, with glazed and solid-panel options that can reduce the need for a traditional masonry shaft.
HLS / SYDSystem overview
A self-supporting shaft option with architectural presence.
An E-Frame can be considered where the lift enclosure is intended to remain visible, or where a conventional concrete or masonry shaft is not preferred.
The 2026 finish catalogue includes standard and luxury E-Frame options in a range of aluminium colours and glazed configurations. Final finishes and panel arrangements depend on the selected lift and project.
Discuss your home liftGlazed options
Transparent panels can preserve light and make the lift a deliberate architectural feature.
Finish selection
Standard and luxury frame colours can be reviewed against the interior palette.
Where it may fit
A considered option, selected around the project.
- Stair voids and visible interior locations
- Projects avoiding a traditional masonry shaft
- New homes and renovations seeking a glazed feature
Project coordination
Dimensions and interfaces are confirmed before construction.
The builder forms the required floor openings and pit, provides nominated supports and allows the confirmed overhead. Every interface must follow the approved project drawings.
Final equipment selection, dimensions, performance, compliance scope and commercial terms are project-specific and subject to engineering review and manufacturer documentation.
Compare the range
Not sure which lift approach suits the building?
Compare CP Series, TP Series, S Series, E-Frame and shaft-by-builder solutions, then bring us your plans. We will help narrow the choice around space, structure, door arrangement, finish and intended use.
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Planning a lift project?
Bring us in early. We will help you clarify the options and the next practical step.