Many villa and luxury home owners believe that installing a home elevator requires digging a pit underground, which is too troublesome. If the underfloor heating and water channels are buried underground, it is not realistic to dig again. However, choosing a bottomless home elevator is also a dilemma due to concerns about safety. Here, the villa elevator editor will briefly introduce the characteristics and related safety performance of bottomless pit household elevators

The exit of the elevator door of a general household elevator is usually level with the renovated ground to ensure that the elevator is not tripped when entering or exiting. However, the floor of a standing car has a certain thickness. To ensure that the exit of the elevator is consistent with the renovated ground, the floor of the car itself must be lower than the renovated ground, thus occupying a certain amount of space below. In other words, there cannot be a truly bottomless pit household elevator.