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IN CASE OF EMERGENCY


DO NOT USE LIFTS USE EVAC+CHAIR


The Evac+Chair has been independently proven to be the best form of building evacuation in an emergency.*


Evac+Chair provide a universal solution for smooth stairway descent in an emergency evacuation, suitable for dual and multiple level buildings of any height.


DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED IN THE UK


Can you evacuate safely?


Evac+Chair International are the world’s No.1 supplier of evacuation chairs.


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*Independent study conducted at Ghent University Hospital by trained staff to evacuate people with mobility issues down 11 floors. The Evac+Chair was the fastest in horizontal evacuation at 1.5m/s and in vertical movement the evacuation chair was also fastest averaging 0.83m/s. The study highlighted the Evac+Chair as the only device that required no stopping by the operator as fatigue did not affect the operator. The Evac+Chair also performed best in the area of not blocking the stair as it only covers one lane and the fact it only requires one person to operate, with very minimal difference in speed of evacuation when using the Evac+Chair if the operator is male or female. The study concluded the Evac+Chair is the best and only option to evacuate people down stairs with mobility issues, it is the fastest, easiest, least blocking, any gender can operate and only requires a single person to operate unlike any other evacuation method.


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