Schindler Project Desk

What to include

• Building type: office, residential, hospital, transit, or retail
• Floor count, rated load (kg), and travel height (m)
• Preferred speed (m/s) and door clear width
• Whether PORT destination dispatch is in scope
• New installation vs. modernization vs. parts only

Social channels are not used for project quoting. Use the form or email for SKU-level requests. When you are modernizing an existing bank, attach controller photos and note remaining rail condition so load bearing capacity of machine beams can be checked before hardware ships.

Hospital projects should call out stretcher clearances and smoke-stop landing interfaces. Transit escalator jobs should state persons-per-hour targets and step width. Residential towers often need quiet MRL packages with cab finishes that survive luggage impact—mention finish codes if the lobby already has a board.

We respond with duty shortlists, ASME A17.1 / EN 81 pathway notes where relevant, and service routing for North American ship-to addresses. If you only need a door operator or roller ID, say so in the first sentence—those tickets move faster than full traffic studies.

Large campus packages can attach a spreadsheet with car counts and preferred duty classes. Smaller single-building jobs can list five fields only: floors, load, travel, speed preference, and code region. Clear inputs cut revision loops when shaft walls are already poured.