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Easy Evacuation Chair
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Easy Evacuation Chair

Easy Evacuation Chair – Emergency Stairway Evacuation Solution

  • Quick and safe evacuation for individuals in emergency situations such as fires or lift failures
  • Designed for multi-storey buildings, allowing smooth descent down stairs
  • Operable by 1 to 4 people, with adjustable footrest and handle options
  • Speed-limited rubber tracks ensure a controlled and stable descent
  • Can be carried upstairs with 3-4 strong individuals (tracks do not ascend)
  • Clear usage instructions displayed on the back of the chair for ease of operation
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Is Delivery To A Residential Premises?
Product Name Easy Evacuation Chair
Purpose Emergency evacuation
Climbing method Track
Lifting capacity 160kg
Dimension 138×53×86cm
Folded 115×53×26cm
Packing 116×56×27cm 1pc/CTN
Seat Plastic
Material Durable aluminum alloy
Safety Chest and head strap
Net Weight 15kg
Height 115-138cm
Width 53cm
Thickness 26-86cm
Weight 15kg
  • The easy evacuation chair uses rubber tracks to assist people downstairs and out of a building in an emergency
  • Can carry a person of up to 160kg.
  • 1-4 person operation
  • Safety strap for passenger
  • Comes with wall mounting brackets and a cover.
  • Easy to learn.
  • Easy to follow instructions on the back of each chair
  • Note- downstairs only.

Stair Requirements

  • Stair; ≥ 60cm wide
  • Max stair angle: ≤70 degrees
  • Max distance between stairs: ≤ 70cm
  • Straight stairs: Yes
  • Curved stairs:  Yes (with two person operation)

Person Requirements

  • Operators should practice without passengers until familiar with its operation.

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