Lift Compilation 2: Stannah Maxilift Compilation

Gather all of your overloaded buttons, it's time for some Stannah Maxilifts! Much like the Otis 2000, the Stannah Maxilift was a very popular model of lift during the late 90s and early 2000s. Despite being produced at a similar time though, they couldn't be further apart. The Otis 2000 is a lift with various sub models to suit different needs. The Stannah Maxilift is strictly a low rise lift, very rarely seen in buildings with more than 3 floors. Since its introduction until its discontinuation in 2012, it was a hydraulic lift, however, during the late 2000s, an MRL version suited for taller low rise buildings (up to 10 floors) was released. This MRL version is EXTREMELY rare, but luckily, there is one included in this video! Another thing i noticed about MaxiLifts is the various chimes out there, some have physicall bells, some have electronic bells, and the lovely chime at Clarks. Unfortunately though, the Stannah Maxilift was discontinued in 2012, and the current "Maxilift" is just an MP rebadge. 0:00 Intro 0:28 Sports Direct, Westfield White City, London 1:34 Sports Direct, Kingston, London 2:14 Next, Guildford, Surrey 3:07 JD Sports, Camden, London 4:15 New Look, Basingstoke, Hampshire 5:55 Sports Direct, Woking, Surrey 6:44 Sports Direct, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent 7:30 Clarks, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent 8:47 Sports Direct, Bristol Shopping Quarter, Bristol 9:40 JD Sports, Touchwood Shopping Centre, Solihull 10:35 Superdry, Touchwood Shopping Centre, Solihull 11:31 H&M, Touchwood Shopping Centre, Solihull 12:22 Waterstones, Chiswick, London 14:20 (MRL) Urban Outfitters, Westfield White City, London 15:48 Poundland, Brighton, East Sussex 16:45 Waterstones, Sutton, London 19:18 Outro Copyright © 2024 NCHLT https://www.nchlt.uk