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Many owners start with a budget and then look for a lift, but overlook the key factors that drive price differences: the condition of the property (whether it’s already finished or still under construction), available space, and the type of drive system. ZADIM offers two main product families: screw-drive and steel-belt traction. A higher budget isn’t always better – the key is to match the right series to your property’s specific conditions.
ZADIM home lifts are highly customisable products. Final prices vary depending on the number of stops, dimensions, configuration, and installation conditions. The price ranges given here are market guides only.
Before looking at series prices, clarify these four points about your property to avoid mismatching your budget:
Property condition: If your villa or duplex is already finished, prioritise screw-drive models with ultra-shallow pits. If you’re still in the renovation phase, a steel-belt model will offer a better ride experience.
Number of stops: For 2-5 stops, screw-drive lift is a strong choice; for 3-6 stops, steel-belt is usually preferable. More stops mean higher costs for the shaft and door systems.
Available space: If you have a tight stairwell void or less than 1m² of space, choose a compact model. For frequent use by multiple family members, opt for a standard cabin with more generous dimensions.
Customisation requirements: Through-doors, mirror or wood veneer cabin finishes, facial recognition, and other smart features are optional extras that will increase the budget beyond the base all-inclusive package.
Series | Positioning | Drive Type | Minimum Footprint | Pit Requirement | 3-Stop Guide Price (GBP) |
Z5000/Z5100 Lifestyle | Duplex-focused | Steel-belt traction | 860×810mm | 50-70mm | £20,000–25,000 |
Z2000 Simple | Minimalist aesthetic | Steel-belt traction | 950×950mm | 130-500mm | £20,000–28,000 |
Z8000/Z8100 Classical | Best-selling all-rounder | Steel-belt traction | 860×860mm | 130mm | £20,000–30,000 |
Z9000/Z9100 Luxury | Flagship luxury | Steel-belt traction | 960×910mm | 130mm | £30,000–40,000+ |
Z7000/Z7200 Screw | Premium safety | Screw-drive | approx. 960×960mm | 50-70mm | £25,000–35,000 |
Z6000 Screw | Ultimate safety | Screw-drive | custom | 50mm | £30,000+ |
Note: prices shown are for a 3-stop configuration. Each additional stop adds approximately £4,000. If your property does not have a pre-existing shaft, a steel structure shaft costs around £2,000–3,000, while an aluminium panoramic shaft costs about £5,000–6,000.
Z5000/Z5100 Lifestyle Series – The Duplex Solution
Positioning: Designed specifically for 2-3 storey duplex homes.
Key features:
Z5000 series: minimum footprint 860×810mm; Z5100 series: 860×860mm – ultra-compact
Pit depth: only 50-70mm – minimal impact on the floor structure
Standard starlight ceiling and 5mm transparent acrylic shaft walls
Z5000 features a split-cabin wall design; Z5100 includes decorative shaft panels
Three core safety hardware systems and nine safety protection systems
Best for: Duplexes and split-level homes with extremely limited space – delivering big functionality in a small footprint.
Budget guide: £20,000–25,000 (3 stops)
Z2000 Simple Series – Minimalist Design Expression
Positioning: Modern minimalist style.
Key features:
Minimum footprint 950×950mm – under 1m²
Pit depth 130-500mm – can be installed on a raised floor instead of excavation
Full-glass installation with three-side doors and three-side light curtain systems for exceptional transparency
Split-cabin wall design for easy maintenance
Standard starlight ceiling and colour-changeable LED cabin lighting
Optional glass side shaft walls
Best for: Owners who prioritise minimalist interiors, transparency, and design aesthetics.
Budget guide: £20,000–28,000 (3 stops)
Z8000/Z8100 Classical Series – The Balanced All-Rounder
Positioning: ZADIM’s flagship best-selling model.
Key features:
Minimum shaft size 860×860mm – under 1m²
Pit depth only 130mm – can be installed on a raised floor
Steel-belt drive system for smooth, safe operation
Triple shock-absorbing system, four core safety hardware systems, and nine safety protection systems
Standard glass automatic doors, transparent shaft, and starlight ceiling
Z8100 series adds a hidden cabin design for greater visual transparency
Original Scandinavian design language
Best for: The majority of villa owners seeking a balance of performance and value.
Budget guide: £20,000–30,000 (3 stops)
Z9000/Z9100 Luxury Series – Flagship Luxury Experience
Positioning: ZADIM’s most premium series.
Key features:
Minimum footprint 960×910mm – under 1m²
Pit depth only 130mm
Steel-belt structure with balanced traction system
Reinforced car frame system for excellent stability
Premium leather cabin walls for a refined, luxurious appearance
Standard hidden cabin with glass automatic doors
Integrated transparent shaft for a full panoramic experience
Z9100 series adds a new upgraded control panel and high-end customisation features
Best for: Owners with generous budgets who want top-tier specification and a truly luxurious experience.
Budget guide: £30,000–40,000+ (3 stops)
Z7000/Z7200 Screw Series – Premium Screw-Drive Safety
Positioning: High-end screw-drive models with advanced drive technology.
Key features:
Pit depth only 50-70mm
Permanent-magnet synchronous vertical direct-drive technology for quieter operation
Nut-and-screw drive system – a purely mechanical safety structure
Z7200 is the all-new Vision screw series
Best for: Owners who prioritise screw-drive safety but have a higher budget than the Z6000 series.
Budget guide: £25,000–35,000 (3 stops)
Z6000 Screw Series – Ultimate Safety
Positioning: The premium screw-drive model with a complete unit built to Swedish engineering standards.
Key features:
Complete unit built to Swedish engineering standards – consistent quality throughout
Pit depth only 50mm – can be installed directly on the floor
Swedish screw-drive technology – nut-and-screw mechanism
Complies with European EN81-41 standard; speed limited to 9m/min for safety
Load capacity: 500kg; maximum 5 stops
Integrated transparent shaft with three-side panoramic views
Emergency release device and automatic levelling during power cuts
Best for: Owners who demand the highest level of safety and are willing to invest in a premium product.
Budget guide: £30,000+ (3 stops)
Number of stops: approximately £4,000 per additional stop
Shaft: if no shaft exists, a steel structure costs £2,000-3,000; an aluminium panoramic shaft costs £5,000-6,000
Dimensions and load capacity: options include 160kg/2 persons, 230kg/3 persons, 320kg/4 persons
Level of customisation: cabin wall materials (leather/stainless steel/wood veneer), frame colours (6 options), flooring materials, etc.
Door configuration: automatic swing doors or manual doors
Installation conditions: transport, lifting, and on-site complexity
Your Priority | Recommended Series | Budget Guide (GBP) |
Extremely limited space (duplex/split-level) | Z5000/Z5100 | £20,000–25,000 |
Minimalist aesthetics and transparency | Z2000 | £20,000–28,000 |
Balanced performance and value | Z8000/Z8100 | £20,000–30,000 |
Ultimate luxury experience | Z9000/Z9100 | £30,000–40,000+ |
Screw-drive + premium safety | Z6000 | £30,000+ |
To get an accurate quotation: Call the ZADIM national service hotline 400-662-6868, or visit the official website https://www.zadimgroup.com for an online enquiry. Arrange a professional site survey to get accurate measurements and a tailored solution and quotation for your specific property.
Don’t budget based on the bare equipment price alone: ZADIM‘s standard quotations already include the factory-integrated panoramic shaft. Be wary of low prices that exclude the shaft – outsourcing it later can add £4,000–7,000 to your cost.
Don’t blindly choose steel-belt for older-home retrofits: Steel-belt models require a 130mm pit. If you can’t excavate the floor, the ramp will be higher. For older-home retrofits, screw-drive models are generally the more practical choice.
Split your budget into two parts: lift equipment budget + building works budget. The quotation should list these separately, so building works are not disguised as equipment upgrades.
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