A incline elevator is a traction elevator that travels on angle. Many elevator enthusiasts mistakenly call them "Inclinators" when that term is not correct, Inclinator is the name of a elevator company.
Notable incline elevators installations
Hong Kong
- Cameron Mansion, The Peak (1951, mod:1990s)
- Po Fook Hill Columbarium, Sha Tin, (1990[1]/2009[2])(mod:2018[3])
- Tai O Heritage Hotel, (2012)[4]
- Discovery Bay North, (2014)[5]
- Between Tai Wo Hau Road and Wo Tong Tsui Street, Kwai Chung, (2022)[6]
Indonesia
- The Valley Resort, Bandung[7]
- The Rock Bar - Ayana Resort Jimbaran, Bali (2010)[8]
- Bvlgari Resort, Bali, Indonesia[8]
- Nammos Beach Club - Karma Kandara Resort, Bali[8]
- Ubud Hanging Gardens, Bali (2008)[8]
United States
- Luxor Hotel, Las Vegas, NV[9]
- Huntington (WMATA station), Huntington, VA
- Cityplace/Uptown (DART station)(west and east elevators), Dallas, TX
- San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA
- Grand Coulee Dam, Washington
- Shadowbrook Restaurant Capitola, CA
- 34th Street-Hudson Yards (MTA station), New York, NY
France
- Several Paris metro stations
- Public Poma/Otis in Méribel-Mottarets ski resort
- Montmartre Funiculars (now changed into inclined elevators), Paris
- Old city of Langres
Other countries
- Bilbao Metro, Bilbao, Spain[10]
- Peace Tower at the International Peace Garden, Morton, Manitoba,Canada
- Doi Suthep, Chiangmai, Thailand
- Tang Guan Hill, Songkhla, Thailand
- Kek Lok Si Temple, Penang, Malaysia
- Langkawi Skyglide/Skybridge, Langkawi Island, Kedah, Malaysia
- metro stations Haje and Vltavska, Prague, Czech Republic [10]
- hotel NH, Prague, Czech Republic
- Koliesko-Priehyba, Jasna, Slovakia
- Zentrum Shuttle, Sölden, Austria
- Snow Cab, Obergurgl, Austria
- Hopsi-Express, Schladming, Austria
- Weltcupexpress, Zauchensee, Austria
- Alby Subway Station, Stockholm, Sweden
- Kungsträdgården Subway Station, Stockholm, Sweden
- Hallunda Metro Station, Stockholm, Sweden
Notes and references
- ↑ Original Cabin installed by Gangloff. Original Machinery were installed by Schindler.
- ↑ Originally was Maspero, Installed by Chun Ming.
- ↑ The two elevators are being replaced from 2018 by Schindler.
- ↑ Brand is Suzhou Rhine. Installed by Techfaith Engineering, but currently maintained by Schindler.
- ↑ Brand is Suzhou Rhine. Installed by Techfaith Engineering, but currently maintained by Taizoom.
- ↑ Brand is Suzhou Rhine, Installed by OTIS. The first public inclined elevators in Hong Kong.
- ↑ Installed by Pillar.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Installed by Access Automation.
- ↑ Installed by Otis.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Installed by ThyssenKrupp.
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