Versa Lift Model 32CH Corded Remote Attic Storage Lift
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The Versa Lift Model 32CH is a large-capacity motorized attic storage lift that raises and lowers a steel platform between your garage and attic, for garages with 11 to 14 feet of ceiling height. It has a 250 lb load capacity and a larger platform than the Model 24, and is operated by a corded remote with a 15 ft cord, so you control the lift from ground level instead of climbing a ladder.
Home organization doesn't have to be a chore when you have a convenient attic lift system. The VersaLift revolutionizes how home storage is done, letting you move heavy holiday containers and other overhead storage items without lugging them up and down a ladder or risking a fall from a misplaced step.
Specifications
| Max. Lift Height | 14 ft. |
| Garage Floor to Attic Floor Lift Range | 11-14 ft. |
| Controller Type | Corded (15 ft.) |
| Load Capacity | 250 lbs. |
| Application | Storage lift |
| Material Type | Powder-coated steel |
| Power Requirements | 115 volt |
| Dimensions (Outside) | 32 1/2" W x 60" H x 69" L |
| Dimensions (Inside / Storage Volume) | 28 3/4" W x 52 3/4" H x 56" L = 35 cu. ft. |
| Platform Size | 28 3/4" W x 56" L |
| Opening Required | 30 1/2" x 58 1/2" |
| Minimum Attic Headroom Clearance | 60 in. (5 ft.) directly above the lift opening |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if the Model 32CH fits my garage?
Measure the distance from your garage floor to attic floor. The Model 32CH is built for a range of 11 to 14 feet. If your ceiling is shorter, see the Model 32C (8-11 ft); if taller, see the Model 32CHX (14-17 ft).
What's the difference between the Model 32 and Model 24 lifts?
The Model 32 has a larger platform (35 cu. ft. vs. 15.3 cu. ft.) and a higher 250 lb load capacity compared to the Model 24's 200 lbs, making it better suited for bulkier or heavier storage items.
What's the difference between the corded and wireless remote versions?
The 32CH uses a 15 ft. corded remote built into the handle. Wireless versions (Model 32WH) let you operate the lift from anywhere in the garage without a physical cord.
How much weight can it hold?
The Model 32CH has a 250 lb. load capacity.
Does it come assembled?
No, it ships unassembled. A full installation manual, assembly PDF, and rough-in guide are linked below, and professional installation help is available through the assembly partner above.
Is a warranty available?
Yes, a 2-year extended warranty can be added at checkout, optionally bundled with the Attic Stair Safety Rail.
Will the Model 32CH fit my attic's joist framing?
The rough-in guide linked below covers the framing requirements for both standard dimensional lumber joists and engineered I-joists. Because the Model 32 has a larger opening than the Model 24, check your joist spacing carefully, since tighter or non-standard framing may need reinforcement.
Do I need to hire a contractor to install it?
Many owners install the Model 32CH themselves or with a handyman using the included assembly and installation guides; others prefer a licensed contractor, especially if the attic opening needs to be framed or reinforced first. We also offer professional installation help if you'd rather not DIY it.
Does the platform stop automatically?
Yes, the lift is designed to stop automatically when the platform reaches attic floor level, so you don't have to time the stop yourself.
Is this cheaper than renting an off-site storage unit?
Most owners recoup the cost within a couple of years compared to a monthly off-site storage unit, while keeping their belongings secure at home instead of in a facility.
How much clearance do I need in the attic above the lift?
Plan for at least 60 inches (5 ft.) of headroom directly above the lift opening in the attic. This is separate from the 11-14 ft floor-to-floor lift range, and low attic clearance is one of the most common installation planning mistakes, so measure this before ordering.
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