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LIGHT-LIFT-BP

A strong rear lift that stays thin when stowed — 350 kg capacity, book-opening platform, and only 35 cm closed height for vans where every centimetre of rear overhang matters.

What most people never realise

Capacity and closed depth pull in opposite directions.

A rear lift must carry an occupied wheelchair — often a heavy power chair — yet stow compactly so parking, garage doors, and rear visibility stay usable. Buyers sometimes oversize to Braun fleet units when a lighter Fadiel platform would carry the same chair with less mass hanging off the back.

LIGHT-LIFT-BP targets the middle: serious 350 kg rating, ~93 kg unit weight, aluminium punched anti-slip deck, and a book-opening platform that folds thin. Choose LIGHT-LIFT-BP when you need full rear capacity in a relatively slim stow envelope — not the ultra-compact BABY LIFT for low roofs, and not the wide BI-80 when you also need 850 mm walk-through for goods alongside the chair.

In motion

Book opening — deploy and stow.

See the platform unfold, load, and return to a 35 cm closed profile — the motion that defines LIGHT-LIFT-BP on everyday vans.

01 · 350 kg capacity

Power chairs welcome — without oversizing the whole lift.

Rated to 350 kg so heavier occupants and chairs stay inside the safe working envelope — the capacity class many private WAV conversions actually need.

02 · Book-opening platform

Folds in plan — not just hinges up.

Book opening reduces stowed length compared with a single rigid deck — helpful when rear overhang limits parking and ramp approach angles.

03 · Punched aluminium

Anti-slip that drains water and grit.

Perforated aluminium tread gives grip in wet conditions and sheds debris instead of trapping it under wheels — standard Fadiel thinking across the Italian range.

04 · Two platform sizes

72 × 115 cm or 80 × 126 cm — match the chair footprint.

Two deck dimensions let Maya Mobility align platform width and depth with your wheelchair without paying for unused aluminium at the kerb.

Everyday operation

What owners notice after the first month.

35 cm closed height

Slim stow profile — less rear bulk when the platform is up.

~93 kg unit weight

Strong capacity without carrying unnecessary mass on the overhang.

Two-button control

Simple up/down logic — easy for carers and fleet drivers to learn.

Manual emergency

Backup operation path if power is unavailable at the kerb.

Two deck sizes

72 × 115 cm or 80 × 126 cm — specify with chair dimensions.

Maya Mobility install

Vehicle check, mounting, and commissioning through Maya Mobility.

Fadiel LIGHT-LIFT-BP

Rear book-opening lift.

Max load
350 kg
Unit weight
~93 kg
Closed height
35 cm
Platform sizes
72 × 115 cm · 80 × 126 cm
Platform surface
Aluminium · punched anti-slip
Platform type
Book opening
Control
Two-button · manual emergency
Entry
Rear

Good to know

Private WAV · care transport
User stays in wheelchair
Not BABY LIFT low-roof class
Not BI-80 walk-through
Not Braun E-Series
Confirm vehicle with Maya Mobility

FAQ

Questions before specifying LIGHT-LIFT-BP.

BABY LIFT when roof height and rear overhang are tight — under 90 kg unit class and ~30 cm folded. LIGHT-LIFT-BP when you need 350 kg capacity and can accept a slightly larger stow envelope at 35 cm closed.
Send chair width, length, and footrest geometry. Maya Mobility recommends 72 × 115 cm or 80 × 126 cm so the deck matches your daily chair — not the next size up “just in case.”
Braun E-Series/A-Series excel when you want Braun integration (Carodoor, Remote, EN handrail package). Fadiel LIGHT-LIFT-BP is the Italian rear-lift line Maya Mobility fits widely on European vans — often chosen for weight, book opening, and platform sizing flexibility.
Manual emergency operation is provided — ask Maya Mobility to demonstrate the procedure during handover so carers know the backup path before they need it.

Matching a rear lift to your chair and van?

Share wheelchair dimensions, vehicle rear opening, and target capacity. Maya Mobility will confirm LIGHT-LIFT-BP size, mounting, and alternatives in the Fadiel range if geometry is tight.

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