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MARTHA ANN: Glass and wooden round elevator

The motor yacht MARTHA ANN is 70 metre long and can accomodate twelve guests and 17 qualified crew. She was built in 2007 and is visually convincing with her outstanding interior design and decor.

The motor yacht MARTHA ANN is 70 metre long and can accomodate twelve guests and 17 qualified crew. She was built in 2007 and is visually convincing with her outstanding interior design and decor. Her six decks and a total width of 13 meters make the boat look quite large. The cozy atmosphere offers comfortable spaces with intricate details. The neutral but warm color scheme with fine wood and exquisite fabrics give the yacht an imposing and majestic look and feel.

Two marine elevators were installed on the MARTHA ANN, serving guests and helping the crew.

The all glass, round elevator uses automatic sliding doors to serve five decks: Tank-/ Lower-/ Main-/ Bridge-/ Sun-Deck. It can carry up to 400 Kilogramm and travels at a speed of 0.6 meter per second. The dumb waiter can carry 50kg is used to transport small goods and travels at a speed of 0.4 meters per second.

Facts about our Elevator

Outstanding Interior

Elevator matches outstanding interior design and decor.

Rope Elevator

Rope elevators simply cover great distances.

1 x 90°

The classical variant of elevator doors.

Elevator's Technical Details

Area

Load Capayity (kg)

Area
Load Capayity (kg)
Technical Details
400

Area

Shaft Width (mm)

Area
Shaft Width (mm)
Technical Details
1520

Area

Cabin Width (mm)

Area
Cabin Width (mm)
Technical Details
1100

Area

Speed (m/s)

Area
Speed (m/s)
Technical Details
0,60

Area

Stops

Area
Stops
Technical Details
5

Area

No. of Entrances

Area
No. of Entrances
Technical Details
1 x 90°

Area	Technical Details
Load Capayity (kg)	400
Shaft Width (mm)	1520
Cabin Width (mm)	1100
Speed (m/s)	0,60
Stops	5
No. of Entrances	1 x 90°

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