As seen on A Current Affair — RESiLIFT helps Australians live confidently in the homes they love. At 83, Diana is as sharp as a tack, but arthritis has made it hard for her to move around like she used to. Determined to keep living independently in the home she loves, Diana installed a RESiLIFT. “Every time I get in that lift, I think every dollar is worth it,” she says. Watch this short clip to hear more of Diana’s story, which aired on A Current Affair on 21 June 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
RESiLIFT® models are compact and designed with a small footprint.
The smallest model, the Mirage, has a footprint of 1040 mm (W) × 770 mm (D). Its size allows it to fit into almost any home, including spaces such as a linen cupboard or even positioned on an angle in a corner. It is ideal for integrating into existing floorplans that were not originally designed to include a lift.
The largest model, the Miracle Max, is suitable for wheelchair use while still maintaining a compact footprint of 1040 mm (W) × 1370 mm (D). We can customise the depth of the lift car to any size between 770 mm and 1370 mm deep. The width of 1040 mm at the guide rails cannot be altered.
For new builds, the recommended “provision for future lift” dimensions are:
1200 mm × 1200 mm for the Miracle
1200 mm (W) × 1500 mm (D) for the Miracle Max
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