LINES (formerly LINE Elevator) is an elevator company from Indonesia. It was founded in 2004 as LINE Elevator before changed name into LINES, possibly in the 2010s. The company has a head office in Jakarta, a factory in Surabaya as well as branch/representative offices located in Semarang, Bali, Medan and Manado.
Notable installations
Jakarta
Central Jakarta
West Jakarta
- Menara Kebon Jeruk Apartment
- Kedai Kopi Aceh, Meruya
- Mpu Tantular University (refurbished from GoldStar elevators)
- Green Parkview Apartment
East Jakarta
- TransJakarta Headquarters
- Santika Hotel TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)
- Said Soekamto Hospital (Cendrawasih)
South Jakarta
- Ministry of Industrial (modernization of 1983 Hitachi elevators)
- Film Building, Jalan MT. Haryono
- Nyi Ageng Serang building, Kuningan
- Manggarai Railink Station (2019)
- Tria Dipa (old building)[4]
West Java
Bandung
- Zodiak @ Pasirkaliki Hotel
- Tamansari Panoramic Apartment
Banten
- Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Tangerang
- Terminal 1 (A, B and C) (2009)[5]
Depok
- Universitas Indonesia - Fakultas Hukum
- Margonda Residence
Other cities
- Bekasi Cyber Park, Bekasi
- Cianjur Public Regional Hospital, Cianjur
Central Java
- Malioboro Palace Hotel, Yogyakarta (2010)
East Java
Surabaya
- Siloam Hospital Surabaya
- Graha Pena Jawa Pos (2003)
- Tugu Pahlawan (Monument of the Heroes) (2013)
- Parahita Clinic Dharmawangsa (2012)
- November 10th Technology Institute - Library (2015)
- Central Point Mall
- Singapore National Academy International School
- Masterpiece Karaoke Dr. Soetomo
- Pedestarian footbridges in Surabaya (2019)[6]
- Basuki Rahmat Road near Bumi Hotel
- Near Tunjungan Plaza/Hotel (2020)
- Gubernur Suryo Road near 6th State Senior High School Surabaya
- Pemuda Road near Radio of Republic Indonesia Surabaya Station
- Urip Sumoharjo road near Urip Sumoharjo Institute of Economic Science
- Prof. Moestopo Road near Airlangga University - Faculty of Dentistry
- Wonokromo Road near Wonokromo Station
Bali
Badung Regency
- Everyday Smart Hotel (2011)
- L Hotels & Resort Seminyak (2011)
- Kuta Town House Apartments (2008 and 2013)
- AP Apartment Suites (2013)
- POP! Hotels Dewi Sri (2014)
- Rofa Galleria Hotel (2013)
- Hotel Dafam Savvoya Seminyak (2014, formerly Savvoya by Prasanthi)
- Hilton Resort Bali (formerly Grand Nikko Bali) (modernization of unknown 1996 elevators)
Denpasar City
- Prama Sanur Beach Hotel (service elevator, modernized from unknown elevator)
- NEO Hotel Gatot Subroto (2014)
- Kumbasari Market (2014, now derelict)
- Mega Boutique Hotel & Spa
Gianyar Regency
- Ubud Village Hotel (2015)
Other cities/provinces
- Sam Ratulangi International Airport, Manado, North Sulawesi (2020, new terminal)
- Grand Asoka Hotel, Bandar Lampung, Lampung
Trivia
- LINES mostly use controllers and fixtures made by Mico Control. Later, it uses Hunter fixtures and rarely, Monarch controllers.
- It is also a distributor of Siglen and Fuji (Fe) elevators from China.
- In Bali, LINES elevators are distributed by PT. Sukuba Indo Jaya, which is the sole representative of LINES in Bali.
Gallery
The logo of LINE Elevator, before changed name to LINES.
Capacity plate of a LINE elevator.
LINE escalator landing plate.
Notes and references
- ↑ Modernization of unknown 1985 elevators. All elevators were replaced into Kone MiniSpace elevators in 2020.
- ↑ Installed exclusively for use by Saudi Arabian King Salman during his visit in March 2017.
- ↑ Ini Penampakan Lift untuk Raja Salman di Masjid Istiqlal - YouTube
- ↑ Modernization from an older elevator, as seen from the defunct indicator from the first floor.
- ↑ Modernized from Otis Bitsa elevators with LM fixtures.
- ↑ Lift JPO di Surabaya Awalnya untuk Penyandang Disabilitas, kini Bebas - Surya.co.id Surabaya Tribunnews.com (Indonesian)
External links
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