How to Install an Elevator in your Bedroom!

Summary by Krater

A homeowner installs an in-home elevator in his paralyzed son's bedroom, cutting a hole in the floor and adding structural reinforcement, sponsored by Mova. The video concludes with his son successfully riding the elevator up to his bedroom for the first time.

From the video

Answers: How do you install an elevator in a house?

• in-home elevator installation
• floor cutting and structural reinforcement
• bedroom accessibility modification
• wheelchair accessibility in home
• robotic vacuum cleaner testing

What it concludes

• The Mova V70 Ultra robot vacuum provides 42,000 pascals of suction power and features dual mop pads that clean floors and return to a base station for cleaning.
• Installing an in-home elevator requires structural reinforcement of ceiling joists and beams to support both the ceiling load and the elevator mechanism.
• An in-home elevator can be powered by a standard 120V residential electrical outlet and features a battery backup system for power outages.