Its like an extension to the garage but at a fraction of the cost. Also you can take it with you if you move.

"If you have more cars than you have room, you can stack cars on top of each other," says Stevan Fisk, owner of Steves Garage; NZ agents for world famous & respected brand name LIFT KING.

The solution is ideal for those storing a special vehicle over the winter, but he notes that more than 20 per cent of purchasers are people looking for a way to stash ride on mowers, jet skis and other stuff in the garage so they can park the car inside.

The LIFT KING system was designed with a large input from Canadian Car enthusists; with 10 separate locks on the rails, so you can choose the top rack's position - and the hydraulic locking system has a mechanical backup. There's never any chance of this thing coming down"

The most popular lift is the LIFT KING 8. The unit operates on a standard household outlet of 240 volts (no special wiring is required).
The unit is quality electric over hydraulic, (not like cheap mechanical lifts) and at the push of a button, it raises the car or other equipment. The LFT KING 8 is a four-post lift - which means there is a steel column at each corner of the rig. There is 2.360 mm of space between side columns at front and rear, which allows the average sedan to slot in quite nicely.

This lift  has a lifting capacity of 3,000 kgs, and in its top locked position offers 180 cm of space underneath.
The lift deck locks at 10 different heights, including the top position.
The lifts come pre-assembled in large pieces requiring final assembly which is not difficult to do.   A full color manual is supplied with easy to follow photos.

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