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Old 3rd April 2006, 18:07   #1
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Innovative parking......

Obviously this guy has the money......... but not too much space....

I thought it was very innovative!!!!









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Old 3rd April 2006, 18:15   #2
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Two Ferrari's and a Range Rover? What's this guy's address?? Btw must say quite an innovative idea... a smart way to save up space!
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Old 3rd April 2006, 18:39   #3
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Nice pics. Nice cars!!
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Old 3rd April 2006, 18:46   #4
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I have seen it in Hotel Shreyas in Pune. Alright, just the car rack barring ferraries.
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Old 3rd April 2006, 18:56   #5
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These kinds of parking are going to be common in coming times in our own buildings.
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Old 3rd April 2006, 19:00   #6
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What. He doesnot have space to park two ferraris and a Range Rover. I will park my car in the Sun only if he gives me the Ferrari and i assure every one on this site i will park his ferrari safely in the garage
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That is an awesome idea. Two Ferrari's and a Range Rover????
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Shan2nu had posted about a jack-failure he once seen and clicked. Imagine if it happened here - both his Ferrari's would be in deep trouble specially the red one.
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Yeah, its "very innovative" right up intil the hydraulic line springs a leak, then it becomes "very expensive"

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What's this guy's address??
Well, he lives in Connecticut, USA. I think thats the state which has the highest average per capita income in the USA if i am not mistaken?

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Old 4th April 2006, 11:12   #10
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Shan2nu had posted about a jack-failure he once seen and clicked. Imagine if it happened here - both his Ferrari's would be in deep trouble specially the red one.
Normally in case of an airjack failure the upper car does not come down. then you gotta either use the manula override (hand crank) or call the service center.

We used this when we lived in CA. It is reasonably common in CA. The garage must have a 12ft (pref 14 ft) height though.

I have seen adverts of this in the bakc of Overdrive but wonder if ithas been installed in Mumbai. I think is it an excellent suggestion as it almost doubles the parking space (7 spaces wil beoome 12). Ideal if you have multiple cars and use some only on weekends.
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Old 4th April 2006, 11:15   #11
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Car Mini-Lift

We have a mini lift system in our aprtment for cars.
Basically, anyone who wants parking for 2 cars in our basement parking was provided with a mini lift system.

Apparently, this is the firt time this system has been provided in any apartment in Bangalore . It is made by a Bangalore company called Armatic Engineering (they make material handling systems).


The system does not use hydraulics, but is completely mechanical (driven by a threaded rod). Even abrupt loss of power will not make the car platform fall down. It is driven by a 3 HP motor. Yes, it is quite noisy when it works, but only takes about 2 minutes to lower or raise.

The system can handle up to 1.5 tons load on the lifting platform.

It costs about Rs 1.5 lakh to install, and you need a 3-phase power connection.

If your garage/basement has sufficient height (i.e clear height of 15 feet), this is a great system.
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Old 4th April 2006, 15:04   #12
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indians need to employ such a system desperately..! atleast in delhi i'd say so...!
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Old 4th April 2006, 15:17   #13
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There have been trials taken on this kind of a system in Mumbai too. There are talks of using such kind of parking for the Nariman Point area but as usual the Red Tape and the Govt dilly dallying has put the whole scene on the back burner.

Ps- Isnt there this kind of a lift at Bandra (only for 2 cars) , in the Temptation parking lot ?
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Old 4th April 2006, 15:20   #14
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I have seen this in use in Bangalore, Manipal center and another couple a buildings around Bangalore way back in 2001. Definitely innovative, but the guy who's car is elevated will have a tough time to move his car at any other time apart from late in the evening hehe.
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Old 4th April 2006, 15:22   #15
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NC, where is this Temptation? this system could really be useful to park your second car above your first (or third above your second) etc. This way you have to choose which car(s) you and your family regularly use.

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