Lifters for ROLLER BLINDS & DOORS

EFFICIENCY & PRODUCTIVITY

Roller-blinds or doors are very rarely less than a metre long, and they’re usually more than twice that.  Without a lifter, you need at least one person at each end of the blind to hold it in place while a third person fastens it, or you tie both ends in place before fastening it . . .  GUIL lifters do the heavy lifting, allowing you to raise the blind on your own, and will hold it where it needs to be while you apply the fittings.  You can use one TORO lifter or two ELC models, whichever suits you best.  Easier, quicker work, that you can do with less fitters, means greater efficiency and productivity.

There may well be many occasions when you need a counterbalance lifter to lift the blind and take it close to a wall or similar surface for fixing.  GUIL have the answer here, too, in their exclusive 2-in-1 lifters.  All the lifters in our TORO B, C and D ranges are convertible, and can be configured as standard or as counterbalance models, with changing between configurations taking just 2 or 3 minutes.  Don’t buy two machines when you can use just one.

COMPACT & LIGHT LIFTERS

Both the ELC and the TORO ranges are light and compact, and the smaller ELC models can even be transported in a car boot, with stowed sizes of as little as 135 or 140cm, while the TORO lifters will fit comfortably in a van with the roller blind to be installed, either vertically or horizontally.  The TORO compact models can be from 161cm to 199cm stowed height, with the Compact versions having one more mast stage than the standard models and a lower stowed height for a similar lifting height.  The TORO models are fitted with large wheels to allow them to be moved over uneven ground, while a number of the ELC devices can be carried.