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What type of lift is it?

5 years ago

I'm a wheelchair user and we're currently planning more accessible by putting in a lift and extending the kitchen to make a kitchen/ diner/ family room area.

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DJB Photography
5 years ago
Hi,

Thank you for your question regarding the wheelchair lift in this project. This project was built by York Builder and I was the photographer. Unfortunately I do not know myself but you can contact Clive Scotter directly who will be able to help. The quality of Clive's work is exceptional and I can highly recommend him and his team:

York Builder

The Old Station Yard

York

YO19 4RW

https://yorkbuilder.com/

clive@yorkbuilder.com

01904 621001

I hope that helps.

Kind regards
HU-186118545
Original Author
5 years ago
Thanks for getting back to me. I will contact Clive.
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