Two Post Lift

Our range includes a 3T portable two-post lift for easy mobility, as well as 4T–5T base-plate and clear-floor models for heavy-duty use. The fixed models are available with two-sided, single-sided, or electric lock-release systems, delivering safe, efficient, and reliable lifting performance for any garage. With the EV adaptor installed, the two-post lift can safely lift electric vehicles

Installation Requirements

Concrete Floor Requirements

The lift must be anchored to a solid concrete slab with a minimum thickness of 150–180 mm. The concrete should have a compressive strength of at least 3000–3500 PSI and must be fully cured, level, and free from cracks, hollow sections, moisture damage, or any structural weakness. Reinforced concrete is strongly recommended for commercial workshops or high-frequency usage environments.

Ceiling Height Requirements

Most two post lifts require a ceiling clearance between 3.6 and 4.2 meters. The actual height requirement may vary depending on the maximum lifting height of the model and the types of vehicles serviced. Taller vehicles such as SUVs and vans may require additional overhead space to provide safe walking and working clearance once lifted.

Vehicle Entry Width and Working Space

To ensure smooth vehicle positioning and safe technician access, the ideal column-to-column width ranges from 2700 to 3000 mm. A minimum side clearance of 800 mm on each side is recommended so doors can open freely and tools can be used without restriction. The drive-through clearance should be at least 2500 mm to accommodate wider vehicles and maintain smooth entry into the lift bay.

Electrical Requirements

Two post lifts typically operate on either 220V or 380V power, depending on the model and regional electrical standards. A circuit breaker rated between 16A and 32A is required to ensure stable motor operation and to protect the electrical system. For safety and compliance, the lift should be connected to a dedicated power line.

Additional Considerations

Before drilling or anchoring the columns, the installation area must be checked for the presence of underground pipes, embedded electrical conduits, drainage channels, or expansion joints. The floor surface should be flat and non-sloped to ensure proper vertical alignment of both columns. All anchor bolts must meet the manufacturer’s tensile strength specifications. Installation should follow local building codes, electrical regulations, and recognized safety standards such as ANSI/ALI.