Wheelchair access · Platform lifts

You stay in the chair. How do you enter the vehicle?

Most families do not know they need a “platform lift” until someone shows them the difference: ramps, cassette side lifts, boot hoists and rear platform lifts solve different problems. Start with your situation — then open the product that fits.

Start here — not with model numbers

Six questions that usually find the right lift family.

Tap the path that sounds like your day. Each opens a short product page with photos, video and specs — then talk to Maya Mobility to confirm vehicle fit.

01 · Rear doors · private van

I board at the back and stay in my wheelchair.

Dual-arm platform lifts for vans and people-carriers — Folding, Split or Solid platforms (BraunAbility E-Series).

Explore E-Series →

02 · Fleet · public transport

We run Sprinters, Daily vans or minibuses every day.

A-Series is built for European commercial and public transport — quick install, serviceable, high power-to-weight.

Explore A-Series →

03 · Low roof

Our van is low — most lifts look too tall.

Fadiel Baby Lift and Open Baby Lift are engineered for low-roof cabins: compact fold, light weight, rear or side mount.

Explore Baby Lift →

04 · Side door · or rear

We need a platform on the sliding door — or a quieter rear lift.

Fadiel Butterfly installs on side or rear, keeps rear-view clear when folded, and uses patented spring alignment on uneven ground.

Explore Butterfly →

05 · Hands full

I want the rear doors to open and close with the lift.

Carodoor is an automatic rear-door opener designed to work with BraunAbility wheelchair lifts — less wrestling with twin doors.

Explore Carodoor →

06 · Control from the phone

I want the handset in my pocket — not on the floor.

BraunAbility Remote is the official smartphone app. Maya Mobility supplies the receiver and pairs it; you download the real BraunAbility Remote app.

Explore BraunAbility Remote →

07 · Carer walks with the chair

The helper should not climb onto the platform to push me in.

Open Baby Lift has a central cavity with side lanes — the operator walks inside the lift while guiding the wheelchair. A quiet revolution for carers on low-roof vehicles.

Explore Open Baby Lift →

A wheelchair platform lift raises you while you stay seated. A cassette side lift hides under the floor. A boot hoist stores an empty chair. Knowing which sentence is yours saves months of wrong quotes.

Not a rear platform lift?

Other Maya Mobility access paths.

Tell us how you board — we will name the lift.

Vehicle model, rear or side entry, roof height, wheelchair weight, and whether a carer helps. A Maya Mobility specialist will map E-Series, Fadiel, cassette or boot solutions honestly.

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