Stair Climber with Tracks Domino Stabilized

Absolutely Yes. In fact, they are equipped with powerful independent electric motors that allow the tracks to rotate independently. This ability allows them to rotate 360 degrees in a very confined space and to navigate spiral staircases by modulating the speed to follow the curvature of the steps. Of course, the ability to do spiral or curved staircases is highly dependent on the load volume and the radius of the staircase curvature. This dynamic is common to all stair climbers, regardless of their mode of operation. If the radius of the curve is too sharp or the load too bulky, any unit would inevitably come into contact with the wall.

Absolutely NO. Zonzini brand stair treads are synonymous with stability and safety on stairs. They are constructed with a special rubber compound that ensures maximum grip on most surfaces and in virtually all transport conditions. They are suitable for traversing outdoor surfaces on construction sites as well as the most delicate indoor surfaces such as wooden, marble or glass stairs. Zonzini specializes in electric tracked stair climbers and there has never been a case of stair damage due to the tracks. An important point to note is that the tracks always rest on at least 4 or 6 contact points on the stairs. This means that the weight is evenly distributed and the load on each step is significantly lower compared to the total transported weight.

Absolutely NO. The entire range of Domino electric stair climbers is designed to distribute the weight across the stair and landing at all times, relieving the operator of the need to balance the load on each step, as is typically required with standard wheeled trolleys. Domino Stabilized is even equipped with guidance sensors that autonomously detect the landing and open the load stabilization automatically. The operator only has to guide the load with the joystick. Even when driving downstairs, a sensor detects the presence of the first step and automatically activates the load stabilization, allowing the operator to simply control it with the joystick. It can’t get any easier than this.