Why not a ramp?
- A 4 ft stage needs 48 ft of ramp. Code limits the slope, so the ramp gets long fast.
- Plus landings every 30 in of rise. Longer still, and it has to go somewhere.
- You cannot build in a rented hall. Permanent work is rarely on the table.
- A lift takes a few feet. Rolls in, sets up, rolls out.
Accessible stage access is an obligation at public events, not a courtesy. A lift on site is the simplest way to cover it.
Rent for the event, not for the year
Most of our event work is short-term rental. You tell us the dates and the stage height, we handle the rest.
Delivered and collected
We bring it, position it, and come back for it. Your crew does not handle freight or assembly.
Set up and demonstrated
Commissioned on site and walked through with whoever is running the room, so it is ready before doors.
Fits a stage footprint
Self-contained on outriggers. Nothing bolts down, nothing is left behind, and it moves if the layout changes.
Black finish available
Disappears against stage skirt and drape rather than drawing the eye mid-show.
ICC 2026, SAFE Credit Union Convention Center
A portable lift placed beside the main stage for a multi-day conference, positioned so it was available all week without appearing in a single camera shot.
We also supply lifts for corporate events, houses of worship, schools and theaters across the state.
Venues and events we supply
- Convention centers and conference halls
- Corporate events and annual meetings
- Theaters and performing arts venues
- Churches and houses of worship
- Schools, colleges and auditoriums
- Award shows and graduations
- Production and AV companies
- Municipal and community venues
What we rent
750 lb capacity
Rated to carry an occupied power wheelchair, so a presenter and their mobility equipment is well within range.
Stage heights to 64 in
Models covering risers from low platforms up to 64 inches. Tell us your deck height and we will match it.
No pit, no power run
Self-contained and standard power. Nothing cut into the floor, nothing to make good afterward.
Buying instead of renting? If you run a venue with recurring events, owning a lift usually works out cheaper within a couple of seasons. We sell and install the same equipment, with warranties and ongoing service. Ask us for purchase pricing.
Tell us your dates and your stage height
That is usually all we need to confirm availability and a price. Events book around deadlines, so the earlier you call, the better we can plan.