01 · Smallest in the range
Platform lift geometry for tight vehicles.
BABY LIFT trades maximum capacity for minimum stow size — the lift Maya Mobility specifies when larger Fadiel units fail the roof or overhang survey.
Compact access · Fadiel BABY LIFT
BABY LIFT
The smallest Fadiel platform lift — rear or side, under 90 kg, folded to about 30 cm — for vehicles where a full-size rear lift simply will not fit the roof line or the garage.
What most people never realise
The chair fits — but the lift does not clear the roof or the garage door.
Lowered-floor conversions and high-roof vans solve many access problems — but they are not always affordable or available on the car you already own. A compact hatchback, small MPV, or low-roof panel van may have plenty of interior room yet reject a 35 cm rear lift hanging off the back.
BABY LIFT is Fadiel’s answer for tight geometry: the smallest platform lift in the range, mountable at rear or side, with acoustic-luminous status signals and a silent mechanism. Choose BABY LIFT when vertical and overhang space is the bottleneck — not LIGHT-LIFT-BP’s 350 kg book opener, and not OPEN BABY LIFT when the operator must stand inside a central cavity to push the chair.
In motion
BABY LIFT on a compact vehicle.
Watch deploy, load, and fold — the cycle that proves a full platform lift can live on a low-roof chassis.
02 · Rear or side
Mount where the bodywork and parking allow.
Same compact package at the sliding side door or the rear aperture — Maya Mobility confirms which opening your vehicle can accept without compromising structure.
03 · ~30 cm folded
Garage doors and parking garages notice overhang.
Folded to roughly 30 cm, BABY LIFT keeps rear projection manageable — often the difference between “fits in the carport” and a daily anxiety about scraping the door frame.
04 · Acoustic-luminous signals
See and hear lift status — not guess from the driver’s seat.
Combined sound and light cues tell carers when the platform is moving, seated, or ready — especially helpful when visibility around the rear corner is limited.
Gallery
BABY LIFT in tight spaces.
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Compact class
What BABY LIFT optimises for.
Under 90 kg unit
Light lift package — less load on the rear overhang and mounting points.
30 cm folded
Minimal stow depth for low garages and short rear overhangs.
Punched platform
Aluminium anti-slip tread — drains water, grips wet wheels.
Silent operation
Quiet mechanism — residential stops and early departures.
Status signals
Acoustic-luminous feedback during deploy and stow.
Maya Mobility survey
Roof line and door geometry checked before order — no surprises at install.
Fadiel BABY LIFT
Compact platform lift.
- Class
- Smallest Fadiel platform lift
- Unit weight
- < 90 kg
- Folded depth
- ~30 cm
- Mounting
- Rear · side
- Platform
- Punched aluminium anti-slip
- Signals
- Acoustic-luminous status
- Operation
- Silent mechanism
- Ideal for
- Low-roof · tight overhang vehicles
Good to know
Low roof · small MPV · compact van
Not 350 kg LIGHT-LIFT class
Not OPEN BABY walk-through
Not Braun fleet A-Series
Confirm capacity for chair
Maya Mobility geometry survey first
FAQ
Questions about BABY LIFT sizing.
Capacity is sized for the compact class — send chair weight and dimensions. If you are near the limit,
Maya Mobility may steer you to LIGHT-LIFT-BP or BI-80 for margin and deck area.
OPEN BABY LIFT when the carer walks inside a central cavity with lateral lanes to push the chair.
BABY LIFT when you need the smallest conventional platform without internal walk space — typically
~32 cm vs ~30 cm folded, different ergonomics entirely.
Yes — rear or side depending on vehicle. Side mount needs compatible sliding door geometry; Maya Mobility confirms
during survey.
Boot hoists store an unoccupied chair in the luggage area while the user transfers to a car seat.
BABY LIFT carries the occupied wheelchair into the passenger space — different mobility workflow
entirely.
Low roof or short overhang — need a lift that fits?
Send vehicle photos, garage height, and chair specs. Maya Mobility will confirm BABY LIFT feasibility or suggest another Fadiel model before you commit.
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