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Two-post, four-post and tilting stackers that double the capacity of a home garage, dealership or residential basement.


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How it works
A hydraulic cylinder raises a platform on two or four posts so a second car can park underneath. Mechanical locks engage on a safety ladder at the parking height, so the platform does not rely on hydraulic pressure while parked. Tilting models angle the platform to fit lower ceilings.
A two-post lift needs a sound concrete slab for anchoring. Clear height required ≈ upper car height + lifting height + platform thickness + clearance.
Applications

Double the cars on the showroom floor and present them at eye level.

A tilting lift fits a second car in a single garage with limited clear height.
For two sedans and a 2,100 mm lifting height, plan for roughly 3.6–3.9 m of clear height. Tilting lifts can fit lower ceilings.
Yes. The lower car can drive out at any time. The upper car needs the lower space to be empty before the platform comes down.
Our range covers 2,000 to 3,200 kg for two-post and tilting lifts, and up to 5,000 kg for four-post lifts.
Guides

A practical decision guide comparing puzzle, rotary, plane moving and automated tower parking by footprint, capacity, retrieval time, cost drivers and site conditions.

Work out the minimum clear height for two-post, four-post, tilting and pit parking lifts with a simple formula, worked examples and the measurements to take on site.

Compare two-post and four-post parking lifts on footprint, capacity, installation, anchoring and use cases, and see when a tilting or triple stacker is the better choice.
Request a quotation
Send your footprint, clear height and number of cars. An engineer replies within one working day with a recommended system, layout and price.