CRC Residential Pneumatic Lift 993

Who Is the Home Air Lift 933 Built for?

The 933 was designed with real Maltese homes in mind. Malta's housing stock is unique model where many properties were built before lifts were even considered, staircases are often steep and narrow and retrofitting a traditional shaft can mean weeks of construction work and significant structural changes.

• Homeowners in older Maltese properties who want to future-proof their home without major renovation
• Families with elderly parents or grandparents who are finding the stairs increasingly difficult
• People with reduced mobility or early-stage joint conditions who want to stay independent at home for longer
• Buyers of duplexes and maisonettes across Malta and Gozo who want day-to-day convenience
• Individuals recovering from surgery or managing a long-term physical condition
• Architects and developers fitting out boutique residential projects where aesthetics matter

This is also an excellent solution for small commercial or professional settings, such as a private medical clinic, a two-level luxury showroom, or a boutique guesthouse, where accessibility needs to look beautiful, not clinical.

Key Features Residential Air Lift

• No pit or machine room required - installs with minimal building work
• Panoramic cylinder design - bright, open and stylish in any interior
• Self-supporting structure - no load-bearing walls needed
•  Automatic lowering in case of a power cut - you'll never get stuck
• Smooth, whisper-quiet operation
• Suitable for up to 6 stops/floors
• Compact footprint - ideal for Maltese homes and apartments
• Available in white lacquer with customisable finish options

Three Ways to Install the Air Lift in Your Home

1. Stairwell Installation

Got a staircase with a central void? The Air Lift 933 slots right into it, making use of space that's already there. It's one of the cleanest installs you can get, leaving your home's structure completely untouched.

2. Through-Floor (Forging) Installation

When you need direct floor-to-floor access without going around the stairs, the Air Lift 933 can pass straight through the floor slab. It's ideal for open-plan homes or villas where a discreet, central lift makes architectural sense.

3. Balcony Installation

In Malta, townhouses and terraced properties often have the most flexible outdoor space. Installing the Air Lift 933 on a balcony or terrace lets you connect floors without touching any internal walls, a clever solution many of our Maltese customers have chosen.

Designed to Belong in Your Home

The first thing people notice about the Air Lift 933 is that it does not look like a lift. The tube and cabin are made from transparent polycarbonate, giving you a full 360-degree panoramic view as you travel between floors. Light passes through it freely. It does not cast shadows, block sightlines or dominate the room it sits in.

Colour options are available for the cabin and column, so you can coordinate with your interior palette. Whether your home is contemporary minimalist or traditional Maltese in character, there is a finish that works.

Low Running Costs, Low Environmental Impact

Running a home lift in Malta does not have to add significantly to your electricity bill. The Air Lift 933 consumes energy only when rising. The descent is powered entirely by gravity. Compare this to a hydraulic lift, which uses power in both directions.

The system contains no oils or greases. There is nothing to leak, nothing to service with hazardous materials and no environmental risk in the event of a fault.

Maintenance requirements are four times lower than conventional lift. Annual servicing is straight forward and affordable and the absence of cables or hydraulics means there are simply fewer components that can wear out.