A shaftless elevator for two-story homes, designed for clean integration and long-term independence
The Cibes Ascenda is a shaftless elevator that integrates cleanly into new construction and retrofit projects alike. With no shaft, no pit, and no machine room required, it places fewer demands on the structure and the schedule. Area Access works directly with architects and builders across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic to spec, install, and support the Ascenda from the earliest stages of a project through completion.
Schedule a free evaluation with Area Access and let our team help you find the accessibility solution that fits your home, your budget, and the people who matter most.
The Cibes Ascenda supports long-term independence without requiring a major renovation. For families planning ahead, it provides a reliable, dignified way to move between floors, whether that means carrying groceries, supporting a loved one, or simply making daily life easier. Area Access installs and services the Ascenda with in-house, factory-trained technicians out of three Virginia locations, so homeowners always have a local team they can count on.
Is the Cibes Ascenda a good shaftless elevator for a two-story home?
Yes. The Ascenda was designed specifically as a shaftless elevator for two-story homes, offering reliable floor-to-floor access without the construction demands of a traditional system. Area Access installs the Ascenda in homes across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic, and our team can assess your layout during a free in-home evaluation to confirm it is the right fit.
Is the Cibes Ascenda a wheelchair accessible home elevator?
Yes. The Ascenda’s XL cab configuration makes it one of the few shaftless options on the market that qualifies as a wheelchair accessible home elevator. Area Access can help you determine which cab size works best for your household during your free consultation.
What makes the Ascenda a home elevator with no pit different from other options?
Most traditional elevators require a pit to be dug below the floor, which adds time, cost, and construction complexity to any project. As a home elevator with no pit, the Ascenda eliminates that requirement entirely, making it a much faster and less disruptive installation. For homeowners in existing homes, especially, that difference is significant, and Area Access sees it as one of the Ascenda’s strongest advantages.
What should I look for in a two-story home elevator?
The most important factors are footprint, construction requirements, and long-term usability. A two-story home elevator should fit your available space without requiring major structural changes, and it should support the mobility needs of everyone in your household today and in the future. Area Access helps homeowners evaluate all of these factors during a free in-home evaluation so you can make a confident, informed decision.
How is the Cibes Ascenda different from a stair lift?
A stair lift travels along the staircase and requires the user to transfer in and out of a chair at each landing. The Cibes Ascenda is a true enclosed elevator that carries you and your belongings smoothly between floors. For families looking for a long-term solution, Area Access finds that the Ascenda offers a level of comfort, capacity, and independence that a stair lift simply cannot match.
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